Supreme Court Upholds Insurance Subsidies for All Americans
The state of healthcare in America became a little more secure today, as the Affordable Care Act survived its second Supreme Court case in the past three years.
Podcast Covers King v. Burwell Decision and Fallout
This week, Tom Quigley talked about the court case King v. Burwell during the biweekly podcast Cutting-Edge Benefits by ClaimLinx.
Tom Quigley Breaks Down Employee Expectations for Benefits
ClaimLinx is working to educate people about the health insurance industry. That’s why we started our podcast Cutting-Edge Benefits by ClaimLinx, during which National Business Consultant, Tom Quigley, breaks down the unknown information about health care.
Online Tool Helps Consumers Compare Hospitals
U.S. News and World Report released the “Best Hospitals for Common Care” tool, which provides ratings for 4,600 hospitals in the country, evaluating the facility on five common surgical procedures and medical conditions.
Listen to Tom Quigley Talk About Obamacare on ClaimLinx Podcast
ClaimLinx now records a biweekly podcast, Cutting-Edge Benefits, which puts traditional health insurance buying on the chopping block. During each show, Tom Quigley, National Business Consultant, covers important topics business owners need to know so they can make informed health care decisions.
After Five Years With The ACA, Approval Is Low But Success Is High
The end of March marked the five-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed into law by President Barack Obama.
ClaimLinx Launches Podcast Digging Into Traditional Health Insurance
Starting March 19, ClaimLinx’s new podcast, Cutting Edge Benefits, will be putting traditional group health insurance on the chopping block.
IRS Guidance Causes Confusion About ACA Requirements
Once again, the world of employer-provided benefits is swirling with confusion because of an additional guidance the Internal Revenue Service released on Feb. 18
New Website Helps Compare Prices on Health Care Procedures
Guroo.com, the site launched Feb. 25, “puts actual cost information in consumer’s hands” to help them become savvier shoppers.
IRS Will Not Penalize Those Who Received Incorrect Health Care Form
The Internal Revenue Service announced Feb. 24 it will not be collecting additional taxes from any taxpayers who filed after receiving incorrect information from the federal health insurance marketplace.