The Kaiser Family Foundation has released a new issue brief which looks at the trends for employer-based health insurance for the last 15 years (1999-2014). Included in this report is a breakdown of how full-time vs. part-time status affects whether an employee is offered health insurance by their employer. It also breaks down the likelihood […] Read More »
Court Strikes Down State Restrictions on Navigators
Last spring, we reported on restrictions on navigators in the state of Missouri that were struck down. Last week, another court struck down other restrictions put in place by the state of Missouri on how much advice navigators and enrollment assisters were permitted to give consumers. For more information, click here to read the news release from NHeLP. Read More »
March 18, 2016
ASPE RELEASES REPORT ON OE3 Last week, the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) released their report on the enrollment totals for Open Enrollment Year 3 (OE3). To learn more about what’s included in the report or to download a copy, read our news item by clicking here. The report […] Read More »
Kaiser Outlines How New Rules Would Affect Consumers
Kaiser Health News has a helpful article that outlines three changes that consumers will see as a result of the new Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for the 2017 Marketplace. The Kaiser article spells out changes which will hopefully lead to more transparency and other consumer protections. To read the Kaiser article, click here. To read our […] Read More »
ASPE Releases Report on OE3
Last week, the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) released their report on the enrollment totals for Open Enrollment Year 3 (OE3). The ASPE report indicates that 4.9 million new customers signed up for coverage in 2016. Along with those who were automatically renewed for their plans in 2016, this brings the […] Read More »
March 11, 2016
ASSESSING ENROLLMENT Last Friday, the Kaiser Family Foundation released a report entitled “Assessing ACA Marketplace Enrollment.” To read more about what’s included in the report and to download a copy, click here. As for Marketplace enrollees, Health Affairs has released a new report that looks at who the most likely enrollees are. So if you […] Read More »
Updated Federal Poverty Level Now Used by Marketplace
The Federal Poverty Level (FPL) was updated for 2016 in January, but until recently the Marketplace was using the 2015 FPL. The FPL is used in the Marketplace to determine eligibility for the Advanced Premium Tax Credit and Medicaid eligibility so these are the levels which will be used to determine 2017 eligibility. CMS announced […] Read More »
Kaiser Releases Report Assessing ACA Enrollment
The Kaiser Family Foundation recently released a report entitled “Assessing ACA Marketplace Enrollment.” The brief examines how some are obtaining coverage outside the marketplace, the potential for growth in the ACA Marketplace and what the implications are for the long term. To download a copy of the report, click here. Read More »
March 4, 2016
MEDICAID OUTREACH CONTINUES Last week, we reported on a new Kaiser Family Foundation issue brief which addressed the remaining uninsured population who would be eligible for Medicaid and CHIP if they applied (read that news item here). Following up on that report, Kaiser has released another issue brief this week entitled “Outreach and Enrollment Strategies […] Read More »
New Kaiser Brief Addresses Outreach to Uninsured Medicaid Population
Previously, we reported on a new Kaiser Family Foundation issue brief which addressed the remaining uninsured population who would be eligible for Medicaid and CHIP if they applied . Following up on that report, Kaiser has released another issue brief this week entitled “Outreach and Enrollment Strategies for Reaching the Medicaid Eligible but Uninsured Population.” […] Read More »
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