ACA and the Recent Hobby Lobby Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby’s religious-based opposition to the Affordable Care Act’s requirement that employers must offer contraception insurance coverage to employees.
ACA Provides $5 Billion in Consumer Benefits
According to a recent Commonwealth Fund Report, the Affordable Care Act’s medical loss ratio (MLR) provision has paid consumers more than $3 billion in 2011 and 2012, through insurance company rebates and reduced health plan spending.
June Sales Talk With Tom Quigley
Tom is discussing a recent article in the New York Times where the IRS issued a warning about health reimbursement arrangements.
Getting Coverage Outside of Open Enrollment
After Open Enrollment, you can enroll in private coverage through the Marketplace only if you have a qualifying life event or a complex situation related to applying in the Marketplace.
Section 105 Plans After Obamacare
This webinar is about Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plans after Obamacare, created by Ed Lyon, a Cincinnati, Ohio Certified Tax Coach.
Another Affordable Care Act Mandate Delayed
The Obama administration in February announced that companies with 50 to 100 full-time workers have until 2016 to offer employees health insurance under Affordable Care Act rules.
The Right to Health Benefits
Republicans and Democrats continue to disagree on the success of the Affordable Care Act, and the benefits it brings to enrollees.
Humana Sees 202,000 Insurance Exchange Enrollees
Humana executives are disappointed in the current enrollment number of 202,000 from the state and federal insurance exchanges.
Health Care Reform Law Dodges Bullet
A recent federal court ruling clarified a potentially confusing portion of the Affordable Care Act that relates to employer responsibilities and federal tax subsidies for uninsured workers.
Federal and State Healthcare Exchanges Performing Poorly
Today Tom is discussing the performance of the Federal and State Healthcare Exchanges and its effect on consumers.