 The carriers have submitted 2023 rates to the OIC for review. Let's take a peek at what is in store for next year's individual and small group premiums.
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 We have all the latest info on rates and county coverage for individual plans in Washington State in 2022.
 We've been telling you about Cascade Care for months, now with plans coming online in mere months, the OIC has laid out what the program will look like and which Washington state counties will have the "Public Option" available on the Exchange.
 The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner released approved 2021 rates for 13 of the 15 carriers that proposed individual plans.
 The proposed 2021 premium numbers for small group and individual plans have been submitted to the OIC. We're diving into the details and looking ahead to what's the future looks like for carriers, counties and rates in Washington state. In this Benefit Bites:
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 Mike Kreidler's office released proposed rates from 13 individual medical carriers with an average increase of <1%. We pulled the requested changes, by carrier, for both individual and small group plans. Here's how it breaks down.
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 The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner released approved 2019 rates for seven of our individual carriers. Four carriers continue to be in review. The most-watched renewal rating has been Kaiser of WA, which asked for the largest increase of all the carriers (30%). Thankfully, this number has been clipped a bit, down to a 19% increase. Overall, at least 2019 increases will be significantly lower than our 2018 increases were.
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