Early Rate Filings Show Premium Increases, Rising Costs of Care
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has published proposed rate changes for 2024 Marketplac...
Posts tagged with: 1332 waiver
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HHS Approves Nation’s First Section 1332 Waiver for a Public Option–Style Health Care Plan in Colorado
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently approved a new Section 1332 waiver a...
A Permanent Boost to Federal Premium Assistance Could Change State Approaches to ACA 1332 Waivers
The American Rescue Plan temporarily increases the availability and generosity of federal premium as...
Georgia’s ACA Waiver Flouts Federal Law, Drawing a Legal Challenge
With the approval of the Trump administration, the state of Georgia is poised to upend the Affordabl...
The Benefits and Limitations of State-Run Individual Market Reinsurance
The Affordable Care Act brought about historic coverage gains, providing millions of Americans with ...
New Reinsurance Toolkit for State Advocates
Last month, North Dakota enacted legislation to establish a state reinsurance program, and a number ...
Lots of Questions but Few Answers: NAIC’s 2017 Summer Meeting
State insurance regulators met for the NAIC's annual summer meeting in Philadelphia last week amidst...
Relaxing the ACA’s Regulations: Stakeholders Respond to HHS’ Request for Information: Part 1—Insurers
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services asked this spring for public comments on potential ch...
California Moves Toward Offering Full Price Coverage to Ineligible Immigrants in its Marketplace
California will soon be requesting a waiver from federal officials that would enable the state healt...
States Innovation Waivers under the ACA: A Closer Look at the Updated Federal Guidance and State Proposals
Beginning in 2017, states can pursue "innovation waivers" under section 1332 of the Affordable Care ...
The Affordable Care Act’s State Innovation Waivers: A Need for Transparency and a Role for Stakeholders
Discussion of new "superwaiver" authority is a hot topic among many state and health policy circles....