cornelius322
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I think the author is confused. What he may be thinking is several states including Vermont combined individual and small group.
The Current State Of ObamaCare - ACA
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I think the author is confused. What he may be thinking is several states including Vermont combined individual and small group.
Note to self:
When creating a future presentation / graphs, and you need to put lipstick on a pig, use 4 different shades of sweet baby blue, and then lighten the colors to show the demise (vs going going darker). This way, it fools the eyes and you can't really get a good picture of the implosion like the one below.
Big insurers have quit Obamacare. That means more shoppers only get one choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiBBLC_FZMI
When creating a future presentation / graphs, and you need to put lipstick on a pig, use 4 different shades of sweet baby blue, and then lighten the colors to show the demise (vs going going darker). This way, it fools the eyes and you can't really get a good picture of the implosion like the one below.
Big insurers have quit Obamacare. That means more shoppers only get one choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiBBLC_FZMI
The first NBC news article that I thought was anywhere near balanced and accurate about Obamacare.
The Two Obamacares: One Plank of Law Succeeds, While Other Limps - NBC News
The Two Obamacares: One Plank of Law Succeeds, While Other Limps - NBC News
Six years into its inception, Obamacare is really two different health care programs.
One is a massive expansion of Medicaid that is helping millions of low-income people obtain health insurance and care.
The other Obamacare is a system of 50 state-based health insurance markets that is beset with high costs for many consumers, lower-than-expected enrollments and insurance companies fleeing.
One is a massive expansion of Medicaid that is helping millions of low-income people obtain health insurance and care.
The other Obamacare is a system of 50 state-based health insurance markets that is beset with high costs for many consumers, lower-than-expected enrollments and insurance companies fleeing.
Find Waldo............or just find me 1 county that has a +1 carrier for 2017 in this great map. Scroll over county.
Health Insurers
Health Insurers
you rich guys must have a subscription.... us poor folks don't take those right wing newspapers, my Obama Phone blocks it
Funny, I got a free 5 yr subscription when I bought my bus.
For those that got a travel trailer, a camper, or just in the cheap seats, here's another source:
Preliminary Data on Insurer Exits and Entrants in 2017 Affordable Care Act Marketplaces | The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
For those that got a travel trailer, a camper, or just in the cheap seats, here's another source:
Preliminary Data on Insurer Exits and Entrants in 2017 Affordable Care Act Marketplaces | The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
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I'm glad Kaiser chose it's wording carefully by using "Preliminary" for that data/map. HHS is in the process of strong-arming a lot of carriers to reduce their 2017 increases. We know that last year, a couple of them gave HHS the finger, and dropped-out in September.
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SC increase requests are interesting this year. Aetna has the highest, Blues are in the middle, and UHC small group is the lowest.
2016 rate increase requests were 4 pages long. This year its just 2 pages.
2016 rate increase requests were 4 pages long. This year its just 2 pages.
I thought BC was going to be the only player in SC? I still have family and friends there that are asking me.
