WASHINGTON — at a hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. ENROLLMENT: 7.3 million people who bought private health insurance under the Affordable Care Act had paid their premiums and were still enrolled. This number does not include individuals that: (1) have gotten employer-sponsored insurance, (2) were eligible for Medicaid, or […]
I cannot believe that summer is over and we’ve got to start wearing shoes and socks, much less sweaters. Also, the Flu shot signs are cropping up everywhere and it seems too soon. It’s not, according to the CDC, Flu season runs from October to May, peaking in December, January and February. So […]
Are you ready for the next Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment Period? Open Enrollment is the time when you can apply for a new Marketplace plan, keep your current plan, or pick a new one. Four key dates you should know: November 15, 2014: Open Enrollment begins. Apply for, keep, or change your coverage. […]
The Affordable Care Act will affect you in many ways, some positive and some negative. Mobility is a plus. Since pre-existing conditions are no longer a factor and the availability of affordable health insurance is everywhere, you no longer have to be tied to your job because it’s the only way you can maintain your […]
The Affordable Care Act will affect you in many ways, some positive and some negative but overall it should make healthcare more accessible, and hopefully affordable. Time will tell but for me, optimism prevails. This will be an ongoing aspect of my blog posts and I hope you will find the information both useful and […]
