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Posts Tagged ‘enrollment’
Wednesday, August 21st, 2019
Small Business Trends reports:
“Many health insurance acronyms float around these days. In the past, people counted on essentially two health care options. They included traditional group health insurance and, for seniors, Medicare. Today, you’ll find a number of health care options. Some of which specifically limit themselves to small businesses. The array of options may confuse you because of the many names used to describe them.
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Tags: 2019, enrollment, health insurance premiums, insurance, Marketplace, open enrollment, River Grove, Riverwoods, Schaumburg, Schiller Park, small businesses
Posted in Health Insurance News | Comments Off on 9 Health Insurance Acronyms Small Business Owners Should Know
Tuesday, August 21st, 2018
Health Payer Intelligence reports:
A dozen state attorneys general are suing the Department of Labor (DOL) over the expansion of association health plan (AHPs).
In the suit, which was filed in the DC District Court of Appeals, the officials argue that broad availability of AHPs violates the consumer protections included in the Affordable Care Act.
The DOL’s final rule allows contractors and individuals in similar industries to enroll in AHPs that operate outside of the ACA’s enforceable policies.
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Tags: Affordable Care Act, association health plan, Doctor survey, Elmwood Park, employees, enrollment, family plan, federal medicaid, health benefits, health insurance coverage, Mental Health
Posted in Association Health Plan | Comments Off on 12 Attorneys General File Lawsuit Over Association Health Plans
Tuesday, May 8th, 2018
Investopedia reports:
“On February 20, 2018, the Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Labor and the Treasury released a proposed rule that would increase the length of coverage for short-term health insurance plans from three months to 364 days. They proposed this rule in response to an executive order President Trump issued in October 2017 telling these departments to propose regulations or guidance that would make this type of insurance more available in order to encourage consumer choice and provider competition in the health insurance market.
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Tags: Affordable Care Act, Bull Valley, Burlington, Chicago, Costs, departments of health and human services, enroll, enrollment, Fox River Grove, Fox Valley, Franklin Park, individual, Individuals, insurance, insurance plan, Marketplace, open enrollment
Posted in Individual Health Insurance, Short Term Insurance | Comments Off on What is Trump’s New Short-Term Health Insurance Order?
Monday, October 30th, 2017
The Chicago Tribune reports:
“Cindy Purvance of Park City, Utah, was incensed when she received a letter in the mail, alerting her that her family’s health insurance premium would skyrocket to $1,300 a month next year – a $500 increase.
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Tags: affordable care, Affordable Care Act, Blue Cross, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Broker, Donald Trump, enrollment, insurance, insurance broker, Navigator, ObamaCare, open enrollment, requirements, SHOP, sign up, small businesses, the affordable care act, Trump
Posted in Family Health Insurance | Comments Off on After Trump’s Obamacare moves, shopping for health insurance more baffling than ever
Monday, October 30th, 2017
The Chicago Tribune reports:
“Choosing the right health insurance plan can be a cumbersome process, and this year’s political back-and-forth over Obamacare has made it seem even more confusing.
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Tags: Deer Park, Donald Trump, enrollment, exchange, Fox Valley, Franklin Park, Geneva, Genoa, Gilberts, Glen Ellyn, Glencoe, health plan, healthcare.gov, Illinois Department of Insurance, insurance broker
Posted in Health Insurance Cost, Open Enrollment | Comments Off on Obamacare enrollment starts Wednesday. Here’s what you need to know
Monday, October 30th, 2017
The Chicago Tribune reports:
“As open enrollment for health insurance begins Wednesday, Nov. 1, and several changes have occurred or been proposed, I decided to check in with two industry experts for their advice on what you need to know.
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Tags: Chicago, Chicagoland, Cicero, Cigna, Clinton, enrollment, health plan, healthcare.gov, individual insurance, insurance broker
Posted in Insurance Reform | Comments Off on Health insurance and open enrollment – what you need to know
Monday, October 30th, 2017
The Chicago Tribune reports:
“The Trump administration informed a federal appeals court on Friday that the government would immediately halt payments to insurers that help millions of lower-income Americans afford coverage under the Affordable Care Act, formalizing a decision that could upend individual insurance markets across the country.
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Tags: barack obama, Costs, DuPage, East Dundee, Elburn, Elgin, enrollment, health insurance coverage, insurance, ObamaCare, the affordable care act, Trump
Posted in Affordable Care Act | Comments Off on Trump ending lower-income Obamacare subsidies, threatening the law’s marketplaces
Thursday, September 21st, 2017
The Chicago Tribune reports:
“Hundreds of thousands of Illinois consumers who buy health insurance on the state’s Obamacare exchange will likely see average rates increase by 16 to 37 percent next year for the lowest-priced plans, according to a new analysis.
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Tags: buy health insurance, Chicago, Cook, Cook County, DuPage, enroll, enrollment, exchange, ObamaCare, open enrollment, Richmond, Ringwood, River Grove, Riverwoods, Rolling Meadows, Roselle, Saint Charles, Schaumburg
Posted in 2017 Open Enrollment | Comments Off on Illinois submits big Obamacare rate increases to the feds
Wednesday, March 8th, 2017
Fox News reports:
“House Republicans on Monday evening released the text of their long-awaited ObamaCare replacement bill, proposing to eliminate the various taxes and penalties tied to the original legislation while still preserving certain patient protections.
Aiming to deliver on their signature campaign promise after several election cycles trying to reclaim control of Washington, majority Republicans unveiled what they call the American Health Care Act. The sweeping legislation would repeal ObamaCare’s taxes along with the so-called individual and employer mandates – which imposed fines for not buying and offering insurance, respectively.
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Tags: affordable care, affordable health insurance, Albany Park, Alden, Arlington Heights, Barrington, enrollment, health savings account, Medicaid, ObamaCare, Patient Protection, the affordable care act
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Obamacare | Comments Off on House Republicans release long-awaited ObamaCare replacement bill
Monday, October 31st, 2016
Business Wire reports:
“Cigna (NYSE: CI), already a leading provider of employer-sponsored group health plans in Illinois and across the United States, is introducing new individual and family medical plans in the Chicago area, both on and off the federal public marketplace. The new plans, called Cigna Connect, will take effect on January 1, 2017.
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Tags: Chicago, Cigna, DuPage, employees, enrollment, exchange, Glendale Heights, group health plans, Hinsdale, Hoffman Estates, Hospital, Illinois, Individuals, Will
Posted in 2017 Open Enrollment | Comments Off on Cigna to Offer Individual and Family Plans in Chicago Area
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