The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has certainly seen its share of ups and downs since its inception, but one thing has become clear—states operating their own marketplaces weather these changes
The Washington State health insurance exchange, Washington Healthplanfinder, announced yesterday that in the first week of open enrollment they’ve seen a 24 percent increase in site traffic and a more
On Thursday, the Senate revealed the 142-page Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) -– their answer to the House’s American Health Care Act. It provides the answers stakeholders have been waiting
With Memorial Day 2017 behind us, June is fast approaching. Here’s what to watch for in the coming month: Senate health care bill drafting – In the wake of the
CMS announced last week that it would take a further step to help stabilize the market by eliminating the so-called “double redirect” process. What is the Double Redirect? The current
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), insurers can't raise individual premiums based on factors such as health status, gender, or previous medical claims. But some of the more recent discussions
As the Trump administration pushes for more flexibility and innovation at the state level, Section 1332 (State Innovation Waivers) of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is now uniquely relevant. The
Back in mid-February – which already seems like a long time ago – with newly appointed HHS secretary Tom Price only a few days into his new position, CMS released
At a high level, the talk centered around three central ideas: The consensus seems to be that more power will be given to the states when it comes to plan
Late Monday, House leadership announced changes to the American Health Care Act to help sway those still-undecided voters. The House was scheduled to vote on the bill Thursday but was pushed