Former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius joins The Exchange to evaluate what insurance companies can do to encourage patients to get a Covid vaccine. Insurers largely cannot penalize people for not getting the shot, Sebelius says.
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HHS Sec. Sebelius: There is no current insurance penalty for the anti-vaccinated community
By CNBC
| August 05, 2021
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