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When it comes to health insurance, this is a confusing time. Many Minnesotans were thrown into uncertainty when Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota announced it had decided to stop selling health plans to individuals and families starting next year.

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It's especially confusing if you're buying insurance on your own, outside of an employer.

MPR News host Tom Weber talked with two experts about what to expect in the world of health insurance next year: 

, a professor of health finance at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management.

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Allison O'Toole, who runs the state's health insurance exchange, and University of Minnesota professor Stephen Parente share their perspectives on the future of health insurance across Minnesota.

When it comes to health insurance, this is a confusing time. That's especially true if you're looking to buy insurance on your own, outside of work. MPR News host Tom Weber spoke with two experts about the world of health insurance: Allison O'Toole, who runs the state's health insurance exchange, and University of Minnesota Professor Stephen Parente.  8/8/16

What will the health insurance market in Minnesota look like in 2017?

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