The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is filled with hundreds of provisions that can read very much like the 10 commandments – “thou shalt” and thou “shalt not”. The ACA was designed to provide affordable accessible coverage to individuals while holding insurance companies accountable.
The individual mandate is to become effective January 1, 2014. Are there any exceptions to the mandate?
How does the employer mandate delay affect individuals, businesses and government?
The health insurance exchanges (marketplaces) are to begin open enrollment October 1, 2013 for coverage to become effective in 2014. Where can one find the official information for both state and federal exchanges?
BHM is notorious for providing relevant, current information in regard to healthcare late-breaking news, hot off the presses issues, and trends which affect healthcare providers, payers, and consumers. As such, BHM will release articles over the coming weeks focused upon providing current updates on the healthcare exchanges.
Follow BHM Healthcare Solutions’ blog for more information about healthcare exchanges and much more.
What factors go into the costs of healthcare? Fraud, waste, inefficiencies, limited number of primary care physicians, the rising costs associated with baby boomers, increased cases of chronic illness….. the list goes on and on. Enjoy this infographic.
The Cadillac Tax will tax insurance companies on excess premiums charging above certain thresholds for singles and families.
With 2014 rapidly approaching and the most significant year in terms of Healthcare Reform, many provisions/mandates have been delayed. Is Healthcare Reform just a way of pitting Democrats and Republicans against one another?
Healthcare costs are continuing to rise. Medicaid continues to expand. What is the best way to regulate medicaid drug costsprescription drug costs for the Medicaid community?
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