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Jennifer Covert, at left, is an “in-person assister,” trained in the new health-care law. She assisted Thai Le during a recent face-to-face session offered at Shoreline Library.
Navigators offer alternative route to health-insurance finish line
As the Jan. 1 starting date for many health-insurance plans creeps ever closer, it has meant even more work for “in-person assisters,” or navigators, trained to help people enroll.
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