Yesterday, the Board of Directors for America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) announced that consumers who select an insurance plan by December 23 will have until January 10, 2014 to pay their premiums and still be covered effective January 1, 2014. Click here to read more. Read More »
Administration Announces Important Extensions for the Start of ACA Coverage
Yesterday, the Administration announced a series of extensions which aim to give people more time to get covered under the Affordable Care Act. Some of the key extensions change the date when first premiums are due and give individuals in the high risk pool an additional month of coverage (January 2014) in order to enroll in […] Read More »
Welcome to the NDNRC
The American Association on Health and Disability (AAHD) is pleased to be able to bring you the National Disability Navigator Resource Collaborative (NDNRC) through funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The mission of the NDNRC is to provide cross-disability information and support to Navigators and other enrollment specialists thereby ensuring people with disabilities receive […] Read More »
AARP Hotline
Do you need assistance with enrollment from a live agent? AARP has an Affordable Care Act Hotline which can be reached at (888) 702-9345. Read More »
Court Challenge Filed Against State Restrictions on Assisters
The National Health Law Program (NHeLP) has assisted in filing the first challenge to a state statute which puts restrictions on navigators and other consumer assistance programs. Click here to read more about this challenge. Read More »
Report Says That 13 States Are Suppressing Navigators Efforts
A report from Health Care for America Now indicates that 13 states have adopted measures aimed at suppressing the efforts of navigator organizations. Click here for the report or click here to read more. Read More »
Navigator Organization Returns Funds after Inquiry from State Attorney General
An organization in West Virginia that received a CMS grant to become a navigator has returned the grant funds after an inquiry from the state’s Attorney General. Click here to read more. . Read More »