Sentences with phrase «new health exchanges»

Further, it tries to revive the failed attempt to effectively ban private health insurance coverage of abortion in the new health exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act.

· revives the failed attempt to effectively ban insurance coverage of abortion in the new health exchanges under the Affordable Care Act — taking away a common health benefit that most private health plans currently offer;

• reviving the failed attempt to effectively ban private health insurance coverage of abortion in the new health exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act

In the federal law, companies with 50 or more employees who do nt provide insurance are going to have to pay a penalty — as high as $ 2,000 per employee — if some of their employees go into the new health exchanges and get government subsidies.

Some 37,000 New Yorkers have signed up for coverage on the state's new health exchange, and most of them are enrolling in taxpayer - funded Medicaid.

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He focused his reporting on local business and economic development, covering topics ranging from New Haven's biotech sector to the roll - out of Connecticut's health insurance exchanges.

With $ 40 million in initial capital from Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, and others, Kushner and his team incubated Oscar within Thrive and had a finished product in October of last year, in time to start accepting enrollments on the New York Health Insurance Exchange (the marketplace for health insurance under the Affordable CareHealth Insurance Exchange (the marketplace for health insurance under the Affordable Carehealth insurance under the Affordable Care Act).

«Companies that have healthy employees may see increases, and those with sicker employees may see decreases,» says Alan Cohen, chief strategy officer for Liazon, a private health care benefit exchange in New York City.

Former Neptune Marine managing director Andrew Harrison's new corporate dental group Capitol Health listed on the Australian Stock Exchange last week after a $ 1.8 million initial public offering.

Health insurance companies are exploring new ways to diversify their revenues with acquisitions in acute care after federal regulators blocked two major mergers in the sector, and insurance exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, came under pressure from Republicans.

Though much of the attention paid to the Affordable Care Act has been focused on health insurance exchanges, the new law actually does something radical: It changes the underlying business model of all of health care.

According to a new report from health care researcher Kaiser Family Foundation, premiums for policies purchased through the health insurance exchanges could rise by as much as 25 percent in 2017.

If you have been counting on the new health - insurance exchanges where you can shop for plans for your small business, you may have wait longer than you thought.

The New York City company provides health insurance plans through state health care exchanges, as well as medical consultations by phone.

Remember those «other» new Obamacare exchanges that small businesses were supposed to use to sign up workers for health insurance?

People who enrolled in health insurance through the Affordable Care Act appear to be sicker than expected, according to new report from a major provider on the ACA exchanges.

A new survey shows that an overwhelming percentage of physicians don't believe that their states» new health insurance exchanges will meet the Oct. 1 deadline for those key Obamacare marketplaces to begin enrolling the uninsured.

Much of that decrease was due to enrollment by Georgians in private individual insurance plans sold either on new Obamacare government health exchanges or outside of those marketplaces.

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Enrollment in health plans sold by Covered California, the state's health insurance exchange, dropped 2.2 percent this year even though the nonprofit managed to attract 432,484 new customers, a 3 percent increase over last year.

Not voting on a measure that would create a health - insurance exchange in New York is «foolish» Sen. Michael Gianaris told Susan Arbetter earlier today.

Leading sexual and reproductive health agency Marie Stopes International (MSI) launches its new website today, to provide a pro-choice knowledge and information exchange resource for anyone working to eradicate unsafe abortion world wide.

In the exchange alone, more than four million New Yorkers, or 1 in 5, have registered for health coverage.

Fidelis Care is a major participant in Medicaid managed care and the biggest - selling private insurer available on the New York State of Health, the state's Obamacare exchange.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is going to court to fight President Donald Trump's decision to end subsidies for low - income Americans who get their health care through the Affordable Care Act health exchanges.

The top Senate Democrat, Sen. Charles E. Schumer of New York, has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate a number of Price's investments in health - related firms.

The number of New Yorkers signing up for health insurance through the state health exchange continues to climb.

The Department of Health says enrollment for individual and family coverage since October includes nearly 422,000 New Yorkers in the 16 commercial and nonprofit insurers in the exchange and nearly 487,000 in government - funded Medicaid.

In June, New York state and city agencies announced $ 34 million in tax credits for Aetna — the health insurance giant that threatened to pull out of Obamacare exchanges as it tried to persuade federal regulators to approve a controversial merger.

In 2014, the first year the ACA was fully in effect, private coverage represented 39 percent of overall enrollment through New York's exchange, while state - operated Medicaid and Child Health Plus accounted for 61 percent.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in a statement, predicted that other New Yorkers who get their health plans through the ACA exchanges would see their premiums rise by 20 percent.

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As of Feb. 1, the Essential Plan had signed up 379,559 members for its first year of operation, according to a report released Friday by New York State of Health, the state's Affordable Care Act exchange.

Friday's report from New York State of Health confirms that those enrolling in the Essential Plan skew younger: 42 percent of its enrollees are older than 45, compared to 51 percent for those buying private coverage through the exchange.

The New York State of Health exchange is reaching just 22 percent of the target population for private ACA plans, the second - lowest rate in the country, according to an analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Donna Frescatore, the Executive Director of the New York Health Benefit Exchange, joined us with more.

GPs» leaders are engaging in a bitter exchange of insults with health secretary Jeremy Hunt today, as relations between the government and health professionals reaches a new low.

Gov. Cuomo also proposes a healthcare redesign to enact the federal health exchange which would cover uninsured New Yorkers who can not afford coverage, reduce insurance costs to covered individuals, and reduce spending for small businesses.

«EmblemHealth feels strongly that our responsibility is to have a deep presence in the communities we serve, and provide quality health care coverage to all New Yorkers, including exchange members,» Ignagni said in a statement.

The company said in a statement that a large portion of the current rate increase for small group plans can be attributed to the risk adjustment program, «which includes flawed methodology that is adversely affecting nearly all insurers on New York State's health exchange.

But three weeks later, after the state Department of Financial Services found Health Republic's finances were «substantially worse than reported,» it was announced the insurer would shut down on Nov. 30, meaning its 200,000 customers — 20 percent of the individual exchange — would have to pick a new health plan for DecHealth Republic's finances were «substantially worse than reported,» it was announced the insurer would shut down on Nov. 30, meaning its 200,000 customers — 20 percent of the individual exchange — would have to pick a new health plan for Dechealth plan for December.

We provided health insurance to more than 265,000 New Yorkers through our health exchange and it worked and it worked well.

Asssemblyman Anthony Brindisi (D - Utica), center, and Oneida County Exexcutive Anthony Picente, right, are facing heat for emails they exchanged showing their efforts to put the new Mohawk Valley Health System hospital in downtown Utica.

State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, at a recent rally to preserve the ACA, said New York has built «one of the best health care exchanges in the country.»

In exchange, new union workers agreed for the first time to pay a portion of their pension and health insurance costs.

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According to Centers for Disease Control data, 10.6 percent of New York state's population did not have health insurance in 2012, the year before the state health exchange was established.

Donna Frescatore of the New York Health Exchange says in the final stretch of enrollment, they've really been pushing their message to young people using YouTube videos.

The Connecticut Insurance Department has approved $ 215 a month as the cheapest insurance plan premium offered under the state's new health insurance exchange.

With a month and a half left in the second open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act, the New York Health Exchange is finding ways to encourage young adults to sign up.