The Final 2021 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters: Implications for States
In the Age of COVID-19, Short-Term Plans Fall Short for Consumers
Insurance Companies Are Investing in the Social Determinants of Health, But Widespread Changes in Benefits Remain to be Seen
States Can Prevent Surprise Bills for Patients Seeking Coronavirus Care
Individual Market Insurance Brokers Report Improved Consumer Options, But Also Risks from Short-term and Other Alternative Products
State Policy Options to Encourage Greater Use of Telehealth in State-Regulated Health Plans
Expanded Coverage for COVID-19 Testing is an Important Step, But Loopholes Expose All of Us to Greater Risk
Keeping Surprise Billing Out Of Coronavirus Treatment
States Don’t Know What’s Happening in their Short-term Health Plan Markets and That’s a Problem
State-Based Marketplaces Find Value, Potential Opportunity for Growth in Small-Business Offering
