Best’s Briefing: President Trump’s Executive Order – More Changes Impacting Health Insurers
The Best’s Briefing, titled, “President Trump’s Executive Order – More Changes Impacting Health Insurers,” states that employer groups, especially small employers, could move to association health plans under expanded use of association health plans, although insurers currently writing these plans would likely see growth in their membership and revenues.
The executive order also called for expanded use of short-term medical insurance and health reimbursement accounts. Short-term medical policies are currently exempt from the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and are limited to three months in duration.
A health reimbursement account may result in the individual consumer becoming more involved in his or her health care decisions, which could result in the selection of lower costs and higher quality providers. This could be a positive for health insurers.
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