ACA Had Little Impact on Costs
The Affordable Care Act will be debated long into the future. But what can't be debated is how the law affected costs, Tim Callender told a National Association of Health Underwriters audience.
Here are some other buzzworthy topics from the Orlando conference:
One thing the#ACA didn't do - control costs, says Tim Callendar #NAHUConvention
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A packed room listening to a presentation on being politically neutral with clients #NAHUConvention pic.twitter.com/S5VJOPLZIb
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Employees are really worried about political change, especially where health benefits are concerned. #NAHUConvention
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