Hidden in the midst of a 436 page regulatory update, and written in pure bureaucratese, the Department of Health and … More
Category: Insurance subsidies
Will John Roberts Decide a ‘State’ Is Not a ‘State’? – Terry Jeffrey – Page full
Without the exchanges and their subsidies, far fewer people would be subject to both the individual and employer mandates. Had … More
Health Costs in Canada Increased 2.85 Times Faster Than Inflation in the Last Decade | Health Policy Blog | NCPA.org
Health care in Canada is not “free.” Canadians often misunderstand the true cost of our public health care system. This … More
Another Cover-Up? IRS, Social Security Administration Not Co-Operating with Investigation of Fraudulent ObamaCare Enrollment | Health Policy Blog | NCPA.org
“At the beginning of last month, this blog discussed the fact that over two million of a total of eight million … More
Obamacare’s Exchanges Fall Well Short of Enrollment Target:
Is 9% Good Enough? Of 38 million Eligible for Coverage, only about 3.4 million who lacked prior coverage have actually … More
Individual market enrollment: Updated view | McKinsey on Healthcare
All of the findings in this Intelligence Brief represent a view of the rapidly evolving individual insurance marketplace through February … More
Nonsensical Policies Lead To Nonsensical Survey Results – by Robert Nelson, MD
New Kaiser Survey of People with Non-Group Insurance Finds Nearly Six in 10 People Enrolled in Marketplace Plans Were Previously Uninsured … More
The Physician’s Role in Health Plan Networks: Can We Serve Two Masters? by Robert Nelson, MD
The term “network” tends to conquer up positive connotations in our minds most of the time. In fact, most networks … More
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