Ava Maria University is considering whether to
drop heath care insurance for students. And the problem is not only the HHS Obamacare mandate for contraception.
University
officials plan to meet Monday to discuss their insurance options and
potentially make a decision.
Towey
said the school’s insurance provider told them that students would be looking
at a premium increase ranging from 65 to 82 percent in the coming year if no
changes are made.
“At
a minimum, we’ve got to communicate to students on why they’re going to see a
huge spike in insurance,” Towey said. He added, though, “we just might get out
of this business.”
But . . . but I thought Obamacare was supposed to
get healthcare costs under control.
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