High risk pools find support among insurers, cause concern for some families

SALT LAKE CITY — Kat Martinez's husband suffers from epilepsy, so when health insurance was made available on the federal exchange in 2014, the Murray woman signed her family up.The family had been uninsured for a long time, she said. Martinez runs a home day care, and her husband is in school — not a combination lucrative enough to approach paying for expensive medications and a litany of brain scans and neurologist appointments.So the coverage, she said, is a godsend."We're really