eHealth Partners with Aon Hewitt to Help Employees Enroll in Individual Health Insurance [Professional Services Close – Up]
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According to a release, through the partnership, employees of
Additionally, the company said, eligible employees in some states may be able to enroll in qualified health plans available through one or more state insurance exchanges if eHealth receives authorization to assist consumers in this capacity and after implementation of this capability.
eHealth's partnership complements the services offered through
"Achieving the Affordable Care Act's goal of 100 percent enrollment is an effort that will require outreach and education from all corners, and employers will play a critical role in getting the word out," said eHealth President and Chief Operating Officer
"Under the Affordable Care Act, many of our clients now have large employee populations who are eligible to enroll in health insurance through the individual market, including state and federal exchanges, and they are looking for help in guiding employees through the process," said
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