The Eye Popping 2016 Obamacare Rate Increases Are Out

[Yagents]

Won't that be lovely..........analyzing rates based on wrong APTC from wrong SLCSP bogey, and then applying, and then fixing, whether they do it automatically or we have to re-enroll a second time.

 

[kgmom219]

Won't that be lovely..........analyzing rates based on wrong APTC from wrong SLCSP bogey, and then applying, and then fixing, whether they do it automatically or we have to re-enroll a second time.

Its going to be just like Medicare.gov Part D reviews...nothing is right the first couple of weeks....

 

[pbbaseball]

Ever since this email came out yesterday, I've been looking all over, but no 2016 previews available....


Health plan information for the 2016 plan year is now available on Healthcare.gov and CignaforBrokers. Feel free to go online and review the plans available in your states. Again, this information is only available for viewing, you can start to enroll customers in 2016 plans on November 1st. Take this time to help your customers choose the right plan for them.

You'll also find the 2016 commission schedules are now available in the Resource Center. Click here to log into CignaforBrokers. Once in the Resource Center, search for "Commissions" and select "2016" in the year drop-down field. You will then be able to view the commission schedule for your state.

November 1st is just around the corner.

If you have any questions, please contact your Cigna Sales Representative or Broker Support at 877.Cigna.15.

All the best for a successful 2016 Open Enrollment period!

 

[Evan]

Ever since this email came out yesterday, I've been looking all over, but no 2016 previews available....


Health plan information for the 2016 plan year is now available on Healthcare.gov and CignaforBrokers. Feel free to go online and review the plans available in your states. Again, this information is only available for viewing, you can start to enroll customers in 2016 plans on November 1st. Take this time to help your customers choose the right plan for them.

You'll also find the 2016 commission schedules are now available in the Resource Center. Click here to log into CignaforBrokers. Once in the Resource Center, search for "Commissions" and select "2016" in the year drop-down field. You will then be able to view the commission schedule for your state.

November 1st is just around the corner.

If you have any questions, please contact your Cigna Sales Representative or Broker Support at 877.Cigna.15.

All the best for a successful 2016 Open Enrollment period!

If you run a quote with a 1/1/2016 effective date you can see the rates.

 

[pbbaseball]

If you run a quote with a 1/1/2016 effective date you can see the rates.

I assume you mean on Cigna website. I have seen it on some carrier websites but the email from Cigna says rates are live on healthcare.gov

 

[Yagents]

Coventry pulls out of Kansas. They lost their Ruby Red shoes blues.

Health Insurer Coventry Withdraws From Kansas Marketplace | KCUR

 

[taterpeeler]

Coventry pulls out of Kansas. They lost their Ruby Red shoes blues.

Health Insurer Coventry Withdraws From Kansas Marketplace | KCUR

whoops... look for the president to declare a state of emergency due to this pending hurricane

 

[Yagents]

I just saw the movie "San Andreas", you know, when the dam starts cracking..........and eventual collapse/implosion. It's time to run.........

 

[HealthRisk]

Won't that be lovely..........analyzing rates based on wrong APTC from wrong SLCSP bogey, and then applying, and then fixing, whether they do it automatically or we have to re-enroll a second time.

I think it was TN last year where the co-op announced they were withdrawing from the exchange as they had met enrollment targets. They no longer displayed n the exchange and the subsidy amount increased from what I read. It paid off for some folks to procrastinate.

 

[Yagents]

I think it was TN last year where the co-op announced they were withdrawing from the exchange as they had met enrollment targets. They no longer displayed n the exchange and the subsidy amount increased from what I read. It paid off for some folks to procrastinate.

In that case, wouldn't the 1095A contain the second/higher SLCSP premium, and the tax credit difference would be refunded at reconciliation time?