Article: Health Plans Get Only So-So Reviews

With health-care reform center stage in Washington, one question in the debate is whether people's current health insurance coverage will suffer. But guess what? Consumers aren't that enthralled with their current insurance to begin with.

In a recent Consumer Reports survey, only 64 percent of readers said they were very or completely satisfied with their plan. That's a lukewarm response and a slight drop from the 67 percent who responded the same way in CR's 2007 report. In the context of all the services that CR rates, that puts consumer satisfaction with health insurance below pharmacies and real estate agents.

These findings from the Consumer Reports National Research Center were based ...

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