ACA Plans for Florida for 2017?

[rwc_blp]

It seems that many of the plans are moving out of the ACA for 2017. Any idea who is definitely staying? I don't do much ACA business, but would like to keep what I have, even the ones I don't get paid on because of referrals, T-65's for medicare, etc.

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

FL BLUE will prob be the ONLY statewide carrier, Molina/Ambetter/FHCP etc will all be regional.

 

[Gulfman]

What about Coventry?

 

[bluediamond]

I have heard since they are an Aetna owned company they will pull also. Nothing concrete was passed along to me from my cga.

 

[FLM2]

Cigna has pulled their plans from the Exchange for 2017, they will continue to offer Off Exchange: Report: S. Florida counties among only 6 statewide to be served by 4 Obamacare insurers in 2017 - Sun Sentinel

Florida Blue is the only remaining real option in most of the state (with the exception of South Florida)

 

[bluediamond]

Yes Florida Blue only carrier in 49 counties.

 

[JNJcannon]

We're currently contracting agents in the NW region with Florida Blue. It's gonna be a turkey shoot this year.

 

[rwc_blp]

I would love to contract with Blue, but they are captive, and I do a ton of Medicare business with other companies.

Anyone know who is going to be in the Tampa Bay area? UHC, Aetna, Coventry and Humana supposedly have left. How are we supposed to know who to contract with?

 

[Chazm]

I would love to contract with Blue, but they are captive, and I do a ton of Medicare business with other companies.

Anyone know who is going to be in the Tampa Bay area? UHC, Aetna, Coventry and Humana supposedly have left. How are we supposed to know who to contract with?

Same boat here. No way I'm giving up my Medicare plans to just sell Florida Blue.

And you can't tell who is avaiabke in your area for ACA plans. I work anywhere from Duval to Polk county and I have no idea who's available. I picked up Molina but I gave no ideas what counties they are in.

I heard that Cigna may enter the market again but it's 3 weeks away and I still have no clue. And how do you find out which county each company is in?? It's a mess for sure

 

[FLM2]

Same boat here. No way I'm giving up my Medicare plans to just sell Florida Blue.

And you can't tell who is avaiabke in your area for ACA plans. I work anywhere from Duval to Polk county and I have no idea who's available. I picked up Molina but I gave no ideas what counties they are in.

I heard that Cigna may enter the market again but it's 3 weeks away and I still have no clue. And how do you find out which county each company is in?? It's a mess for sure

Florida DOI has published a table of which companies are offering plans in each county, both on and off Exchange.