Iowa’s governor on Monday signed into law legislation that allows insurers to sell cheaper plans that don’t comply with certain ObamaCare regulations.

Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) said the state’s market is collapsing because of the high cost of ObamaCare, with many citizens choosing to go without insurance because the law is pricing them out of the market.

“I have urged Congress to fix this problem, but … we’re done waiting,” Reynolds said at a press conference. “Because of this bill, thousands of Iowans will now have affordable health care coverage.”

The law will allow the Iowa Farm Bureau to collaborate with Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield to offer self-funded “health benefit plans.” The plans would not be considered health insurance and so would not be subject to ObamaCare’s insurance requirements.