Category Archives: ObamaCare

Taking a Seat at the Private Exchange Table

The introduction of private exchanges as a new alternative in the marketplace offers a unique opportunity for agents to position themselves competitively for the future. In the wake of uncertainties and fears over how public exchanges will impact customer base … Continue reading

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With less than 221 Days to Go, Procrastination over Exchanges Must End

With open enrollment in state and federal insurance exchanges slated to begin Oct. 1, carriers that remained mired in the strategic planning stage are headed into dangerous territory. Unless they move quickly into the execution phase, it is highly unlikely … Continue reading

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Post-Election, State Insurance Exchange Planning Must Accelerate

The outcome of the 2012 presidential election eliminated many of the immediate uncertainties surrounding implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)– and the state health insurance exchanges that are integral to expanding access to coverage under the … Continue reading

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Supreme Court Ruling Creates New Urgency for Carrier Exchange Planning

If you hoped that the Supreme Court would send ObamaCare packing, your dreams were dashed last week with its 5-4 ruling upholding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). Now, that ticking sound you hear is the clock running … Continue reading

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