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Cities leave state’s health benefits plan after rate hike

Trenton and Newark join Camden in opting out

Aired 01/27/2023

NJ Spotlight News

Cities leave state’s health benefits plan after rate hike

Clip: 1/27/2023 | 4m 43sVideo has Closed Captions

Trenton and Newark join Camden in opting out

Two more cities are dropping out of the state’s health insurance plan. Trenton and Newark are now joining Camden in the exodus, saying the recent 23% rate hike has made the plan unaffordable for their budgets. The rate hike has prompted criticism of the Murphy administration, which avoided any rate hikes over the last several years before approving the increase.

Aired 01/27/2023

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