Nevada Actuarial Study Projects Significant Savings from Public Option Plans
Last week, the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services released the results of an actuarial s...
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December Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
This month, we’re ringing in the new year with new health policy research. In our final roundup of...
Encouraging Signs for the Public Option in Washington State: Improved Availability and Affordability of Plans in 2022
This open enrollment, Washington State residents can once again purchase first-in-the-nation public ...
A Fixer Upper: Washington State Enacts Legislation to Boost its Public Option
Washington State enacted a first-of-its-kind public option, with the state-procured plans available ...
Figuring out if COBRA Coverage is Right for You
By the end of May, employers must notify eligible employees and former employees about the COBRA sub...
March Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
The CHIR team is excited to transition into spring, as with the warmer weather has come some great n...
Removing Roadblocks: Special Enrollment Period Data Show Increase in Marketplace Signups
Last month, the Biden administration established a temporary special enrollment period (SEP) on the ...
Federal Policy Priorities for Preserving and Improving Access to Coverage: Perspectives from State-Based Marketplaces
The Affordable Care Act’s health insurance marketplaces provide a critical source of coverage and ...
December Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
We at CHIR are excited to ring in the New Year with new health insurance research! In December we re...
The Benefits and Limitations of State-Run Individual Market Reinsurance
The Affordable Care Act brought about historic coverage gains, providing millions of Americans with ...
On its 10th Anniversary, during a Public Health Crisis, the Affordable Care Act is More Important Than Ever
The past few weeks have tested the U.S. health care system. In a world where we are all at risk of c...
Navigator Guide FAQ of the Week: What Are the Risks of Buying Off-Marketplace?
Open Enrollment in most states ends in just about two weeks, on December 15. While consumers are wei...
This Thanksgiving, We’re Thankful for the Affordable Care Act’s Protections
It’s that time of year again. Our team at CHIR is heading far and wide for Thanksgiving, and as we...
Swimming against the Tide: Policies in State-Based Marketplace States Help Counter Negative Trends in Uninsurance Rates
The latest U.S. Census data show the uninsured rate for nonelderly adults is rising, including amo...
Stakeholders React to HHS’s Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2020. Part 2: State Insurance Departments and Marketplaces
On April 18, 2019, the Department of Health and Human Services finalized changes to the Affordable C...
November Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
This November, we at CHIR celebrated Thanksgiving with a Research Buffet. CHIR's Olivia Hoppe digs i...
August Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
Summer is over, but health policy researchers have hardly taken a vacation. In August's research rou...
June Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
State officials, insurers, and consumer advocates and assisters are gearing up for a hectic 2019 enr...
ACA Days of Summer
It's getting to be a summer tradition: a new set of court decisions on the Affordable Care Act. This...
New CBO Numbers: Cause for Controversy or Celebration?
The Congressional Budget Office's release of new numbers on the ACA's impact on employment sparked a...
Don’t Be Misled: Indiana’s Consumers Won’t Have to Pay $500 a Month for Health Insurance
Indiana officials are suggesting that people will have to pay an average of $500 per month for indiv...