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Medicare Advantage enrollment grows 10% as insurers compete
Enrollment in Medicare Advantage has grown by 10 percent. Meanwhile, premiums have fallen at an average 7 percent as insurers compete for seniors' business, the Department of Health & Human
Most insurers already comply with MLR
Most insurers last year would have complied with the medical-loss ratio (MLR) requirements, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which found that 77 percent of
Dropping health coverage doesn't make sense for employers
They question of whether employers will continue to provide health insurance to their employees after the reform law is fully implemented rages on with the release of a new study on the matter. The
Daschle, Gregg spar over individual mandate at AHIP meeting
The debate over the individual mandate rages on as ex-lawmakers offered opposing views about its sustainability during the AHIP Institute conference in San Francisco last week. There are 20 cases
Obama administration asks for dismissal of health reform lawsuit
Attorneys for the Obama administration have requested the dismissal of the lawsuit filed by 20 states opposing the health reform law, citing, among other things, that the minimum coverage provision
