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Real estate company Keller Williams is one of the latest big firms to announce that it’s offering associates access to a private health care exchange. Keller Williams’ independently owned and operated offices employ about 89,000 real estate agents – many of whom don’t have health insurance – across the country.
The private exchange will be offered through ConnectedHealth, starting Dec. 1 and will replace the company’s mini-medical plans.
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