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Obama To Require Companies To Report All Price Increases

Insurance News Net reports: "The Obama administration says health insurance companies will have to report price increases, no matter how small, to the federal government so officials can monitor the impact of the new health care law and insurers' compliance with it....

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Obamacare Faces Doubts Among The Young And The Restless

Insurance News Net reports: "Heading into the final stages before implementation of his health care overhaul, President Obama is facing growing concerns among young Americans who will absorb the largest spike in medical costs under the sweeping law. Obama championed...

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Employers with 50 or More Employees

US Small Business Administration reports: "Key Provisions Under the Affordable Care Act for Employers with 50 or More Employees Implementation of the Affordable Care Act occurs in stages, with many of the reforms and requirements taking effect in 2013 and 2014.  Some...

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Health insurance reform closer to reality in Illinois

Illinois Times reports: "The Illinois Senate could vote next week on implementing a crucial piece of the federal health insurance reforms passed in 2010, but two competing bills could lead the state in opposite directions. The federal Patient Protection and Affordable...

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ACA: Come Out And Play

Insurance News Net reports: "One percent." "I would be surprised if we see many, if any." According to most experts, the number is small. Not only is it small, it keeps getting smaller. We speak, of course, of the number of companies with 50 or more employees that...

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Where each state stands on ACA’s Medicaid expansion

A roundup of what each state's leadership has said about their Medicaid plans: Via: The Advisory Board Company The Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) allowed states to opt out of the law's Medicaid expansion, leaving each state's decision to...

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