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Smart Benefits: Expect Double-Digit Health Insurance Hikes in 2014
Starting January 1, 2014, larger employer groups in RI that are fully insured will pay much more in medical insurance premiums.
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Health Insurance in America: Legalized Extortion
Included in yesterday's mail were two ominous envelopes, one addressed to me, the other to my wife.
A Republican inability to learn, or adapt: Stephen Henderson
A draft copy of the 21 page Department of Health and Human Services form proposed for use to apply for low-cost insurance from Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program.
If you think it's expensive to stay healthy, just try getting sick
ConsumerAffairs' culture and lifestyle reporter, Daryl Nelson has written for Readers Digest, Townsquare Media, AllHipHop.com and a number of other online and print publications.
Natalie Burg: Michigan's detours into social issues won't help attract young talent
KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER: Millennials appreciate Michigan's place-making efforts, writers Natalie Burg, but the state won't have much success selling itself to young talent with outdated attitudes on social issues such as gay marriage.
Two Obamacare Mandates That Dramatically Expand The Internal Revenue Service's Power
Much of the talk in the news this week regards the appalling scandal involving IRS targeting of conservative non-profit groups.
Health law may penalize some Native Americans
When Liz DeRouen needs any kind of health care services, from diabetes counseling to a dental cleaning, she checks into a government-funded clinic in Northern California's wine country that covers all her medical needs.
BCBS influence waning with NC lawmakers
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is used to having considerable clout in the legislature.
NPCC 1 of 7 schools to assist state, train health care guides
At the last minute, the 2013 session of the Arkansas Legislature created the Health Insurance Marketplace, a private insurance option for expanding government-subsidized health care coverage to more than 250,000 additional Arkansas residents.
Health care showdown: Pressure mounts for Medicaid expansion
Jim Stott, co-owner of Stonewall Kitchen, left, speaks about once needing a bone marrow transfusion and wonders, if he didn't have health insurance at the time, what would have been the outcome.
HSAs: For your financial health, examine your health savings account
President Bush, second from right, speaks during his roundtable discussion on health savings accounts in 2008 in Oklahoma City.
Medicaid arguments don't quite add up
Republicans must be getting nervous about their refusal to expand Medicaid in Montana.
Confused By Health Care Marketplaces? Help Is Coming
May 8, 2013 - Now that the federal government is building health insurance Marketplaces in 34 states, the question is: Will customers come? The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services , the government division overseeing the roll out of the new Marketplaces, is getting ready.
Oregon Health Study Gives an Inaccurate Picture of Medicaid
Imagine an academic study that is so well-timed, so relevant to a current policy debate, that it's widely cited to support a major policy decision.
Affordable Care Act Brings $10 Million to Texas Health Centers
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has made in important step in implementing the Affordable Care Act by providing $9.8 million to Federally Qualified Community Health Centers in Texas to help them offer in-person enrollment assistance to uninsured Texans.
Two states say 2014 Obamacare insurance costs on low side
In a boost for President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law, two states in the Northwest said on Friday that insurance companies submitted applications to sell policies on the states' health insurance exchanges at rates well below what some insurance executives had predicted.
Fallin urges Okla. Legislature for health care fix
Gov. Mary Fallin is proposing a last-minute legislative change to the state's Insure Oklahoma program that would direct $50 million in state tobacco taxes to pay for more than 9,000 Oklahomans who are expected to lose their health insurance under the program.
Colorado health insurance exchange for individuals, families, small businesses
State Policy Analyst Kyla Hoskins speaks about the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange at Progressive 15's Affordable Care Act Summit May 2, 2013, at the Country Steak-Out in Fort Morgan.
State scales back start of health insurance exchange
A new health insurance marketplace being set up in Washington state to help small businesses find insurance for their employees will not be fully operational this fall, as planned.
New York Medicaid and Medicare Part D: Working Together
White Plains, NY May 17, 2013 - The state of New York has several major public health insurance programs, including Medicaid, commonly known as "Regular Medicaid." While Regular Medicaid in New York offers extensive health care services including: dental care; diagnostic testing; home care; hospitalization; mental health support; out-patient care ... (more)