CMS Administrator Seema Verma is worried about a “subsidy cliff” in states that have not expanded Medicaid but are seeking to implement Medicaid work
Addressing Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) through Medicaid
Affecting a broad range of health and quality-of-life outcomes, socioeconomic, and environmental factors constitute what is known as Social
The single risk pool at risk
The Affordable Care Act’s coverage expansions in the individual and small group markets were based on a key idea—as of 2014, all who had coverage in
Connecticut: Another State to make mid-year rate reductions
On January 22nd H.R 195 was signed into law, suspending the collection of health insurance provider fees in the 2019 calendar year. The bill was
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
New York SHOP program removes online enrollment & premium billing
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
A unified platform: Healthcare for all
On February 27th, Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-NM), hosted a Medicaid Buy-In roundtable discussion, with the intent to connect the New Mexico
States look to protect brokers on Healthcare.gov from commission cuts
Georgia legislation passed a bill that will create guidelines for insurance carriers to pay commission to brokers. House Bill 64 states:
Iowa Governor signs bill allowing non-ACA health plans
Iowa’s Republican Gov. Kimberly Reynolds signed a state law Monday that lets some insurers skirt Obamacare regulations. The law would let the Iowa