Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were 27.5 million Americans without health insurance, an unacceptable number that was exacerbated as the pandemic reached its peak. Determined to ensure that low- and middle-income
“The Public Health Emergency has taught us about how siloed our systems are,” Korbulic said. There is an opportunity for states “to find synchronicity and to find common areas of
ON THE RECORD "We are pleased to hear the national Public Health Emergency has been extended for another 90 days. Now is the time for state agencies to ensure adequate
The Affordable Care Act saw a record number of enrollments for 2022. According to data from HHS, more than 14 million people enrolled ahead of the January 15th deadline, which beat out the previous record that was set in 2016. The subsidies from
Cloud-based, software-as-a-service solutions are everywhere; they're part of our work lives and even our personal lives. But government agencies haven't been quick at adopting the cloud. Chini Krishnan is working
We began by just designing a site that would make it easy for Americans to find and purchase health insurance the same way you would buy a plane ticket or
I would encourage others to check in with employees, first and foremost. How is everyone doing? What does everyone need? How can management be helpful? Secondly, I’d say foster opportunities
There are record levels of job losses these days, and many of the newly unemployed will turn to the health insurance exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act, or Medicaid, for
Under normal circumstances, most people enroll in a health insurance plan once a year. This typically occurs during a designated open enrollment period, either through a state-based marketplace, healthcare.gov, or an
Although physical debtors’ prisons were outlawed in the United States in the 1830’s, figurative debtors’ prisons in which people are trapped under piles of student loan, medical or other debt