Blog posts by CHIR Faculty

Signs of Marketplace Stability May Be Undercut by Federal Policy Uncertainty

Signs of Marketplace Stability May Be Undercut by Federal Policy Uncertainty

Lots of Changes for 2018 Marketplace Enrollment Mean Confusion for Consumers

Lots of Changes for 2018 Marketplace Enrollment Mean Confusion for Consumers

New Georgetown Issue Brief: 50-state Survey of State Action to Protect Consumers from Surprise Medical Bills

New Georgetown Issue Brief: 50-state Survey of State Action to Protect Consumers from Surprise Medical Bills

State Efforts to Lower Cost-Sharing Barriers to Health Care for the Privately Insured

State Efforts to Lower Cost-Sharing Barriers to Health Care for the Privately Insured

“Bare” Counties Are a Real Concern. Short-Term Policies Are Not the Answer

“Bare” Counties Are a Real Concern. Short-Term Policies Are Not the Answer

The Ins and Outs of the New Approach to Special Enrollment Periods: Pre-enrollment Verification (SEPV)

The Ins and Outs of the New Approach to Special Enrollment Periods: Pre-enrollment Verification (SEPV)

We Read Actuarial Memoranda so You Don’t Have to: Trends from Early Health Plan Rate Filings

We Read Actuarial Memoranda so You Don’t Have to: Trends from Early Health Plan Rate Filings

Relaxing the Affordable Care Act’s Guaranteed Issue Protection: Issues for Consumers and State Options

Relaxing the Affordable Care Act’s Guaranteed Issue Protection: Issues for Consumers and State Options

Running Down the Clock: Policy Uncertainty over Affordable Care Act Means Less Time for Oversight of Premium Hikes

Running Down the Clock: Policy Uncertainty over Affordable Care Act Means Less Time for Oversight of Premium Hikes

Responding to the Opioid Crisis: Insurers Balance Stepped up Monitoring, Restrictions with Need for Appropriate Pain Treatment

Responding to the Opioid Crisis: Insurers Balance Stepped up Monitoring, Restrictions with Need for Appropriate Pain Treatment