WASHINGTON — Consumers will have more options to buy cheaper, short-term health insurance under a new Trump administration rule, but there's no guarantee the plans will cover pre-existing conditions or provide benefits like coverage of prescription drugs.
Consumers getting more options for short-term health plans
But no guarantee plans will cover pre-existing conditions
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