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Butch Otter's Public Statements on Issue: Health Insurance

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Date Title
03/09/2018 Idaho Responds to CMS Administrator on State-based Health Insurance Plans
02/20/2018 Trump Administration Supports Idaho-style Choices For Healthcare Coverage
01/20/2016 PCAP Could Be a Great Start Toward Keeping More Idahoans Healthy
01/07/2016 Governor Otter Unveils Proposal for Establishing a Primary Care Access Program
01/12/2015 State of the State and Budget Address
07/02/2014 Governor Otter Questions Opponent's Commitment to Idaho Values
06/30/2014 Governor Otter Releases Statement in Reaction to U.S. Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby Ruling
03/06/2014 Governor Establishes Idaho Healthcare Coalition to Implement Innovation Plan
02/27/2014 Issue Position: Healthcare
02/27/2014 Issue Position: Empowering-Idahoans
02/24/2014 Restoring Focus on Our Legislative Priorities
01/12/2014 State of the State and Budget Address
12/03/2013 Governor Otter Asks Health Insurance Carriers to Consider Reinstating Coverage
10/30/2013 Moving Idaho's State-Based Health Insurance Exchange Past Challenges
10/29/2013 Letter to Kathleen Sebulius, Secretary Department of Health and Human Services - Delay Affordable Care Act Individual Mandate
08/20/2013 Your Health Idaho Unveils New Logo and Launches Web site, Outreach Efforts
05/23/2013 Implementing State Insurance Exchange Requires Moving Quickly, Creatively
12/11/2012 Governor Opts For State-Based Exchange
08/23/2012 Idaho's Medical Home Collaborative Two-Year Pilot Project Gets Provider, Insurer Support
07/10/2012 Idaho's Next Steps on Obamacare Require Further Study, Careful Consideration
06/28/2012 Governor Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling on Obamacare
01/09/2012 Idaho State of the State Address 2012
12/29/2011 An Idaho Health Insurance Exchange Makes Sense, But How It's Done Makes a Big Difference
09/19/2011 Governor Opts to Seek Federal Funding for Implementing State-Based Health Exchange
08/11/2011 Governor Unveils New Web Pages on Healthcare in Idaho

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