Medicare Part D After Ten Years: Lessons for the Affordable Care Act
The year 2015 marks the 10-year anniversary of the Medicare prescription drug benefit program, known...
Posts tagged with: Medicare Part D
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A Limited Extension for Insurance Enrollment: Precedents from Part D
Recently, the Obama administration extended the enrollment period for people who've faced roadblocks...
How the “3 Rs” Contributed to the Success of Medicare Part D
Opponents of the Affordable Care Act are latching onto the law's "3Rs" (risk corridors, risk adjustm...
Helping People Select Insurance Coverage: A Tale of Two Programs
Shopping for and selecting a new health coverage plan can be challenging for many consumers. One gov...
Patience and Flexibility Needed as Those with New Insurance Start Using Health Care Services January 1
Now that healthcare.gov is finally working, attention is turning to challenges people might face as ...
Beware a Rush to Judgment Based on Early Enrollment Numbers
The Obama Administration will soon release the first month enrollment figures for the new health ins...
Measuring ACA Enrollment: Lessons from Medicare Part D
The criticisms of the launch of the ACA's marketplaces continue to roll in, with some charging that ...
How Does ACA’s First Week Compare to Medicare Part D’s?
The new health insurance marketplaces created under the Affordable Care Act had a bumpy launch this ...
Marketplace IT Glitches: The Sky Is Not Falling
The new health insurance marketplaces open for business today. In a blog originally posted on The Co...
Are the Wheels Coming off the ACA Wagon? History Suggests Not
There's been a lot of angst lately about strategic decisions by the Obama Administration to delay el...
100 Days to “Launch”: What a Formerly Controversial Health Program Can Teach Us
On Sunday, June 23, there will be 100 days before the launch of the new insurance exchanges under th...