The annual Affordable Care Act Special Open Enrollment Window (SOEW) is now underway! It’s the once-a-year opportunity for your clients to apply for Small Group coverage without having to meet the traditional carrier employee-participation and employer-contribution ratio requirements.
The Election Is Over – What Could the Results Mean for Health Care and Health Insurance Brokers?
While total vote counts nationwide may not be available for a week or more, we do know voters turned out on Tuesday, November 6, in numbers that appear to have surpassed previous mid-term elections by, perhaps, as many as 30 million votes (versus 2014).
Bill to Ban Short-Term Health Plans Awaits Action by Gov. Brown
Members of the California State Assembly and State Senate have voted to ban the sale of short-term health insurance plans in 2019. The Senate approved S.B. 910 on August 21 after the Assembly voted to approve the measure on August 16.
New Association Health Plan Rules Could Drive Enrollment Away from Exchanges
New rules released in June by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) could result in a significant shift in how some individuals and small businesses buy health insurance
Short-Term Health Plans Expanding, But Not in California
In February, the Trump administration released its long-awaited proposal on the expansion of short-term health insurance plans that do not have to comply with all of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requirements.
How Health Insurance Helps Your Clients Retain Employees
As the job market tightens, and the unemployment rate declines, it is becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to find employees to fill vacant roles
ACA Cadillac Tax: Expectation vs. Reality
Join the fight against the Cadillac Tax by sharing this infographic from the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU) with your clients.