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Enhanced direct enrollment eliminates ‘double redirect’, establishes new policy management strategy

In June 2018, the Federally-Facilitated-Marketplace (FFM) is expected to launch new technology known as Enhanced Direct Enrollment (EDE) – which will

Starting this month, NY State of Health (NYSOH) made several changes to the state’s SHOP program in an effort to give the federal tax credit to as

On February 27th, Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-NM), hosted a Medicaid Buy-In roundtable discussion, with the intent to connect the New Mexico

Georgia legislation passed a bill that will create guidelines for insurance carriers to pay commission to brokers. House Bill 64 states:

Iowa’s Republican Gov. Kimberly Reynolds signed a state law Monday that lets some insurers skirt Obamacare regulations. The law would let the Iowa

This week, Iowa senators approved controversial legislation that would make certain health plans exempt from Affordable Care Act mandates. If signed

On Friday, March 23rd, President Trump signed a $1.5 Trillion budget deal to fund the government through September 2018. While the bill boosted

After the end of the Department of Labor’s (DOL) comment period for its planned expansion of association health plan eligibility, the healthcare

As Congress struggles to keep the federal government open, analysis continues surrounding how to help stabilize the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Oliver