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Rising Awareness Regarding Health Insurance Policies To Drive The Market

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Albany, NY—- 02/19/2019– Health care reimbursement is the payment that hospitals, diagnostic facilities, doctors, or other health care providers receive for providing medical service to people. According to Medicare, in 2017, it’s benefit payments equaled to US$ 702 Bn, which was an increase from US$ 425 Bn in 2007. According to the 2017 Employer Health Benefits…

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ACA Marketplaces More Stable After Turbulent 2018

January 24, 2019

A study of health insurance marketplaces in 10 states showed more insurers participated in the exchanges and premium increases began to level off. Researchers found that insurers were more willing to enter new markets in time for the 2019 enrollment season, a big change from 2018.

Benefits Brokers Need To Evolve To Survive, Expert Says

January 21, 2019

High-deductible health plans are going the way of corporate wellness programs and disease management programs – consumers don’t like them and are pushing back against them, says one health care expert. Benefits brokers are going to have to evolve much like stockbrokers did 20 years ago.

States To Tackle Health Insurance Regulation In 2019, Consultant Says

January 10, 2019

States are expected to pick up the ball on regulation after a December federal court decision ruled the Affordable Care Act “invalid.” A judge determined that the 2017 tax cut bill knocked the constitutional foundation from under the health care bill by eliminating the individual mandate penalty.

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Bill Expanding ‘Insure Oklahoma’ Program Passes Senate Committee

February 18, 2019

Feb. 18– OKLAHOMA CITY– A Senate bill seeking to expand the‘ Insure Oklahoma’ program advanced out of committee on Monday morning. Greg McCortney, R- Ada, directs the Oklahoma Healthcare Authority to implement“ the Oklahoma Plan” within Insure Oklahoma. If passed by the full Legislature and signed into law, McCortney said it could cost Oklahoma about $141 million to…

Sen. Brown Warns Against Government Insurance For All

February 18, 2019

Sherrod Brown took aim at Democratic presidential contenders who favor government insurance for all Americans, warning it would cause “angst and anguish” for millions of people to give up their health plans provided by their employers or purchased by themselves. During an interview Sunday on CNN’s State-of-the-Union, Brown, D- Ohio, attempted to separate…

How A Missing Form Prevented A Widow From Claiming Her Husband’s Pension

February 17, 2019

Feb. 17– LAS CRUCES– When Elizabeth “Libby” Leask, 61, listed her Las Cruces home for sale early in February, she described it as a surrender. Since the sudden death of her husband in 2016, Libby Leask has been seeking her late husband’s pension. Steven Leask was 66 when he died on Nov. 1, 2016.

Florida Lawmakers Considering Health Care Changes

February 17, 2019

TALLAHASSEE- Months after health care sharply divided Democratic and Republican candidates in last fall’s campaigns, Florida lawmakers are considering wide-ranging changes to what a GOP leader derides as the “hospital-industrial complex.” Americans for Prosperity, the organization funded by the conservative Koch brothers, fought Medicaid expansion in…

February 15, 2019
Democrats say health care should be less of a business and more of a right.

Insurance Networks, Doctor Referrals Don’t Always Offer Full Picture

Some health professionals say large health insurance networks have edged small businesses out of insurance panels, which draft plans for companies that work together to serve patients. Because health insurance panels are based partly on relationships with other companies, private practitioners are sometimes left to fall by the wayside.

February 15, 2019
The Trump administration made the Affordable Care Act one of its biggest targets.

What Medicare For All Might Look Like If It Really Happened

The concept of expanding Medicare coverage to not only seniors and disabled people but just about everyone, has recently shot up in popularity among Democrats and party activists at the national level. Among proponents of so-called Medicare for All, there are varying ideas for how such a government-paid and government-administered health insurance.

February 14, 2019
Government workers withdrew money from retirement accounts to survive the shutdown.

Furloughed Workers Withdrew From Retirement Funds: Study

More than one quarter of the 800,000 federal employees who were affected by the federal government shutdown withdrew money from their retirement funds to help make it through the 35 days in which they did not see a paycheck, according to a Prudential study.

February 14, 2019
Democrats say health care should be less of a business and more of a right.

Democrats Roll Out Bill To Let Americans Buy Into Medicare At 50

Amid the hype over “Medicare for all,” Democrats’ likely health-care path in the new Congress is more akin to “Medicare for more”— allowing people 50 and older to buy into the government’s health insurance program for seniors. Key Democrats introduced legislation Wednesday that would do just that, saying it can be implemented quickly.

February 13, 2019

Survey Finds Health Plans Are Struggling With Value-Based Reimbursement

HealthEdge ®, provider of the only integrated financial, administrative and clinical platform for health insurers, today announced the results of its latest Voice of the Market Survey, a study of 151 health insurance executives and their organizations’ adoption of value-based reimbursement. The survey findings indicate that, despite being embraced by the…

Editorial: Auto-Enroll IRA Can Help More Save For Retirement

February 13, 2019

While there’s now some hope that Congress might start meaningful discussions about restoring solvency to Social Security, that’s only one leg of the retirement tripod— Social Security, employer pensions or retirement plans, and personal savings— that needs some work. Now, legislation in the state Senate could expand access to retirement savings by…

February 12, 2019

Sun Life Affiliate To Offer Stop-Loss Through Health Plans

–Sun Life Financial has launched affiliate FullscopeRMS to partner with health plans and other insurance providers to bring new products to market that enhance an insurer’s offerings and provide new solutions to their clients. “True to its name, FullscopeRMS provides a full range of products and support services that are customizable to suit the unique…

Traditional, Roth IRAs Can Be Part Of Retirement Plans

February 11, 2019

Perhaps both traditional and Roth IRAs can play a part in your retirement plans. Traditional IRAs, created in 1974, are owned by roughly 35.1 million U.S. households. And Roth IRAs, created as part of the Taxpayer Relief Act in 1997, are owned by nearly 24.9 million households.1.

Opinion: Has The Time Come For Single-Payer?

February 11, 2019

We read a shocking story on The Intercept the other day, “Top Nancy Pelosi aide privately tells insurance executives not to worry about Democrats pushing’ Medicare for All.'” It is a long piece of detailed reporting that we urge you to read for yourselves. It can be scabrous about both Democrats and Republicans, and also, now and then, essential. He gave it to executives…

Blue Cross Blue Shield Diversifies With Asset Management

February 10, 2019

Aware Asset Management got started in January 2018, but Blue Cross officials spent the year building the business internally before marketing started last month. As the state’ s largest nonprofit health insurer, Blue Cross charges premiums today to cover the cost of medical claims incurred down the road. The asset management office at Blue Cross has the job of…

February 8, 2019
The Trump administration made the Affordable Care Act one of its biggest targets.

White House Report Tries To Shift Trump Health Care Rhetoric

Borrowing a word from Democrats, a new White House report says changes made to the Affordable Care Act under President Donald Trump didn’t amount to “sabotage.” Due out Friday, the report from the Council of Economic Advisers says Obama-era subsidies that help low- and middle-income customers pay their premiums will keep HealthCare.gov afloat.

2019 LTCi Price Index For 60 Year Olds Released By AALTCI

February 8, 2019

The annual long-term care insurance price index for 60-year-old couples was released by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. The organization shared money saving strategies that can benefit millions of older Americans.

PA Files Legal Challenge Against UPMC /Highmark Dispute

February 7, 2019

Feb. 07– Attorney General Josh Shapiro accused UPMC on Thursday of violating its obligation as a public charity and asked a state court to intervene in its breakup with rival Highmark by forcing it to accept out-of-network patients at affordable rates. “The consent decree modifications would do three things: First, require UPMC and Highmark to work together;…

February 7, 2019

MassMutual CEO Endorses Retirement Savings Incentives For Employers/Employees

Roger Crandall, Chairman, President and CEO of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., on Wednesday advocated for legislation before the U.S. House Ways& Means Committee that would make it easier and less expensive for employers to provide workplace retirement plans while encouraging workers to save more for their own retirements. Crandall was invited to…

February 7, 2019
The Trump administration made the Affordable Care Act one of its biggest targets.

House Dems Consider Reversing Trump’s Attempts To Kill ACA

Democrats on the energy and commerce committee on Wednesday announced plans to consider legislation striking down the Trump administration’s changes to the Affordable Care Act. Health subcommittee Chairwoman Anna Eshoo announced a hearing to be held next week to reverse what her office described as “sabotage” of the ACA– popularly known as Obamacare.

February 6, 2019
Many Americans have more than one retirement plan. Combining them can be a big help to retirement planning,

What To Do With Your Clients’ Old 401(k)s And IRAs

By age 50, baby boomers have held an average of 12 different jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In many cases, they may have several company retirement plans from old employers, as well as an IRA or two, along with at least one Roth IRA. Rounding up all your client’s IRAs and 401(k)s into just one or two accounts can really simplify their financial life.

CalPERS, Other Big Pension Funds Are Getting More Conservative, Report Says

February 6, 2019

Feb. 06– A new survey of public pensions suggests the financial health of California’s largest pension system is roughly in line with that of the majority of funds around the country. The National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems, a trade association, released a survey Tuesday of 167 state and local government pension funds.

Trump Refocuses Energy From Replacing Obamacare To Tackling HIV/AIDS

February 6, 2019

Mr. Trump said he wants to end HIV transmission in the U.S. by 2030 by directing resources to places with high transmission rates and at-risk populations. It’s a shift from Mr. Trump’s first address to Congress in 2017, when he focused on his plea to replace Obamacare with a plan to increase choices, lower costs and provide better care, warning his predecessor’s law…

Genworth Financial: 4Q Earnings Snapshot

February 5, 2019

_ Genworth Financial Inc. on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $329 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier. The Richmond, Virginia- based company said it had a loss of 66 cents per share. For the year, the company reported profit of $119 million, or 24 cents per share.

February 5, 2019

Genworth Financial Announces Fourth Quarter 2018 Results

All Required U.S. Insurance Regulatory Approvals Have Been Received For The Proposed Transaction With China Oceanwide Holdings Group Co., Ltd Oceanwide Merger Agreement Deadline Extended To March 15, 2019; In Discussions With Canada Regarding National Security Matters Including Customer Data Protection U.S. Mortgage Insurance Full Year Adjusted…

Mass. Schools Grapple With Rising Health Costs

February 4, 2019

Feb. 04– Massachusetts residents have become accustomed to watching local school budgets increase over the years. In 2017, health insurance for active and retired school employees cost $1.9 billion, accounting for 12 percent of the $15.7 billion spent overall on schools. Amy O’Connor, chairman of the Swampscott School Committee, said Swampscott Public…

February 4, 2019
The price of prescription drugs is pushing up the cost of overall health care.

While Dems Embrace ‘Medicare For All,’ What About Insurance?

The debate signals the primary role health care will play in the 2020 presidential race. Almost nine years after President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, Democrats are once again pressing for an overhaul of the U.S. health care system, a high-stakes endeavor that will have sweeping consequences for millions of Americans who rely on private health insurance.

February 4, 2019
Nursing home care runs into the six figures annually in many areas of the United States.

How To Keep LTC Costs From Devouring Your Client’s Life Savings

Though complex, existing laws provide people with a pathway to protect their assets, become legally poor and qualify for publicly funded Medicaid to cover nursing home bills. A knowledgeable advisor can be a huge help with proper planning and saving client’s valuable dollars.

February 1, 2019
The Trump administration made the Affordable Care Act one of its biggest targets.

Judge Dismisses Maryland Suit Seeking To Protect ACA

A federal judge has dismissed a Maryland lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s administration for what it portrayed as recurring efforts to dismantle the national health care law. U.S. District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander writes in her Friday decision that while the Trump administration disdains the Affordable Care Act, she found the state’s allegations “speculative.”

February 1, 2019
Long-term care insurance is proving problematic for both insurers and consumers.

LTC Insurance Premiums Skyrocket As Insurers Struggle With Costs

Premiums for long-term care insurance– which helps pay for nursing home stays and extended care services during consumers’ elder years– are continuing to skyrocket and Florida seniors are getting blindsided by the increases. The company originally requested a 280 percent hike but state regulators approved a 94 percent increase.

Poll: 61% Of Californians Support Tax Increases For Single Payer

January 31, 2019

Californians increased their support of taxes for a single payer universal healthcare system from 59% in November 2018 to 61%…

January 31, 2019

Fidelity Retirement Analysis: Investors ‘Stayed The Course’ During Downturn

Fidelity Investments ®, a broadly diversified financial services company with more than $6.9 trillion in client assets, today released its quarterly analysis of retirement savings trends, including account balances, contributions and savings behavior, across more than 30 million retirement accounts. “For many retirement savers, the recent market…

Congress Considers ‘Stop Penalizing Working Seniors Act’ To Expand Access To HSAs

January 31, 2019

Robert E. Latta, R- Ohio, issued the following news release:. Latta originally introduced this legislation last Congress after constituents who had been affected by the issue reached out to the Congressman’s office. Under current law, once an individual begins to collect Social Security benefits, both they and their spouse are automatically enrolled in…

California Blames Drop In New Obamacare Enrollees On Gutted Mandate

January 31, 2019

California signed up roughly the same amount of Obamacare customers for 2019 as it did last year, officials said Wednesday, though they blamed a sharp drop in new enrollees on the GOP’s decision to gut the “individual mandate” to hold insurance. California officials said those states successive drops in signups over the past few years, “putting their decrease on…

January 30, 2019

Anthem Reports Strong 4Q And Full Year 2018 Results

Anthem, Inc. reported fourth quarter and full year 2018 financial results that reflected enhanced performance across the core businesses and increasing operating momentum. Anthem continues to expect gross annual savings through IngenioRx of greater than $4 billion, with more than 20% of that amount being returned to our shareholders.

Six In Ten American Workers Aren’t Aware Of Tax Credit For Retirement Savers

January 30, 2019

The Saver’s Credit, also referred to as the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit by the Internal Revenue Service, is available to eligible taxpayers who are saving for retirement. The Saver’s Credit is a non-refundable tax credit that may be applied up to the first $2,000 of voluntary contributions an eligible worker makes to a 401, 403 or similar…

Mass. Nursing Homes Face ‘Colossal Collapse’ From Medicaid Shortfall

January 27, 2019

“It’s pretty clear that most nursing homes are struggling,” said Sandra Mahoney, administrator at Christopher House. Christopher House posted a slight deficit in 2018 after making a slight profit in 2017, according to the nonprofit’s tax returns. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Worcester, agreed with Ms. Mahoney.

‘Stretch IRA’ One Of The Major Advantages Of The IRA Rollover

January 26, 2019

One of the major advantages of the IRA rollover is that your beneficiaries can create a “stretch IRA.” This option is available for nonspouse designated beneficiaries. Ed Slott recommends that the best option to guarantee the stretch IRA for children or grandchildren is to roll the company plan funds over to an IRA as soon as possible after retirement.

Indiana Superintendent Says Husband Did Not Encourage Health Insurance Fraud

January 25, 2019

Steve Smitherman, a native of Pendleton, is Indiana president of the Indiana Market for Dayton, Ohio- based CareSource. He also serves on the board of directors and the finance committee of Covering Kids& Families of Indiana. Vincent Immediate Care, 7408 W. Indiana 28, Elwood, where she signed the student in under her son’s name so she could use her Anthem Blue Cross/…

January 25, 2019

Clarity Benefit Solutions: Employee Benefits Increase Retention

–HSA company, Clarity Benefit Solutions, explains how the right employee benefits can increase employee retention. In a job market with record low unemployment numbers, it is increasingly important that employers offer an attractive benefits program to recruit and retain top talent. Here is how the proper mix of employee benefits can increase employee…

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ACA Marketplaces More Stable After Turbulent 2018

January 24, 2019

A study of health insurance marketplaces in 10 states showed more insurers participated in the exchanges and premium increases began to level off. Researchers found that insurers were more willing to enter new markets in time for the 2019 enrollment season, a big change from 2018.

Voya HSA Suite Aimed At Employees

January 24, 2019

Voya Financial’s newest product is a suite of health saving and spending accounts to be offered as optional workplace benefits.

How To Factor Long-Term Care Costs Into A Retirement Plan

January 24, 2019

The average cost of a private room in a nursing home is more than $100,000 per year, according to the Genworth Cost of Care Study. A year in an assisted-living facility averages $48,000, and the average cost of a home health aide working a 44- hour week adds up to more than $50,000 over the year.

High Percentage Of Caregivers Are Unbanked, LIMRA Study Shows

January 23, 2019

One in five caregivers – an estimated 15 million people – is “unbanked,” meaning they do not have a savings or checking account at an insured banking institution, LIMRA research found.

Mayor Orders All NYC Agencies To Help Enroll New Yorkers in Health Insurance

January 23, 2019

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio issued the following news release:. NEW YORK– Mayor Bill de Blasio was joined by Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Dr. Herminia Palacio today to sign an executive order requiring City agencies to provide New Yorkers with information on health insurance options and encourage them to enroll in a plan.

Illinois Pharmacist Who Submitted False Insurance Claims Sent To Prison

January 23, 2019

In August, Steven P. Gibson, 30, admitted that he had engaged in a scheme to defraud federal health care benefit programs and private insurance companies out of $630,000. According to a news release from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois, Gibson submitted almost 1,000 false and fraudulent claims in the names of his family members and…

Does The Obamacare Case Represent A New Norm For States?

January 22, 2019

“Health policy tends to be more polarizing in the national landscape, and states play a large role in health care,” says Paul Nolette, a Marquette University political scientist and author of a book on AGs and their evolving role called Federalism on Trial. The most consequential example of this is the case currently in court that could overturn the Affordable…

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Benefits Brokers Need To Evolve To Survive, Expert Says

January 21, 2019

High-deductible health plans are going the way of corporate wellness programs and disease management programs – consumers don’t like them and are pushing back against them, says one health care expert. Benefits brokers are going to have to evolve much like stockbrokers did 20 years ago.

Military Opt-In Rates For Blended Retirement Yield More Surprises

January 21, 2019

The Department of Defense has released final numbers on military folks, by branch of service, who switched into the new Blended Retirement System during a year-long, opt-in period that ran through Dec. 31. A total of 84,324 active duty Marines, 59.4 percent of its eligible population, opted into the BRS. Opt-in numbers for the others were: Army 89,729; Air Force…

Lawmaker Introduces Responsible Path To Full Obamacare Repeal Act

January 20, 2019

Andy Biggs, R- Ariz. has introduced the Responsible Path to Full Obamacare Repeal Act to “repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.”. Matt Gaetz, R- Fla., Thomas Massie, R- Ky., and Paul Gosar, R- Ariz. It was jointly referred to the House Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means, Education and Labor, Natural…

Just 4 in 10 Small Businesses Offer Retirement Benefits, Survey Finds

January 18, 2019

LIMRA research points out that retirement plan access is the top reason American workers start saving for retirement. Nearly 4 in 10 of all workers said they began to save for retirement because their employer offered a retirement savings plan.

January 18, 2019

Erie Family Life Insurance Company Introduces Medigap Insurance

Just in time for the Medicare Open Enrollment period, which runs through December 7, Erie Insurance now offers several supplemental insurance plans to cover the gaps associated with Medicare Parts A and B, also known as Original Medicare or Medicare. “Instead of covering gaps out of their own pocket, people 65 and older who are enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B can…

US Stock Edge Higher As Health Care And Industrials Rise

January 17, 2019

US stocks are little changed in early trading as weak results from Morgan Stanley weigh on banks, but health care and communications companies move higher. The Chinese government said top trade negotiators will meet U.S. counterparts later this month, a possible sign of progress toward resolving the dispute between the two countries. A day ago, the Wall Street Journal reported that the US might file criminal charges against Chinese tech giant Huawei.

Financial Services, Healthcare Firms Recognized For Best-in-Class Digital Innovation

January 17, 2019

–Corporate Insight announced the winners of its annual Monitor Awards, recognizing digital innovation and best practices within the financial services and healthcare industries. “In 2018, we saw a host of exciting innovations in digital financial services and healthcare,” said Michael Ellison, president of Corporate Insight. Morgan made significant…

How Does The Government Shutdown Affect Medicare?

January 16, 2019

Plus, find out about the partial shutdown’s impact on health coverage for veterans and government employees.

Hospitals Must List Medical Costs, But Clarity Is Elusive

January 16, 2019

A Trump administration order requiring hospitals to publicly list their prices took effect this month, but the move, aimed at providing transparency, may be causing more confusion than clarity.

Walgreens, Microsoft Establish Health Care Partnership

January 16, 2019

DEERFIELD, Ill., and REDMOND, Wash.– Jan. 15, 2019– Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have joined forces to develop new health care delivery models, technology and retail innovations to advance and improve the future of health care. “Improving health outcomes while lowering the cost of care is a complex challenge that requires broad collaboration…

January 15, 2019

UnitedHealth Group Reports 2018 Results Highlighted By Diversified Growth

UnitedHealth Group reported fourth quarter and full year 2018 results, with continued strong, well-diversified performance across the enterprise. “The 300,000 dedicated women and men of UnitedHealth Group are positively impacting society by restlessly pursuing a mission to help people live healthier lives and to improve health system performance.

Long-Term Care Insurers Paid A Record $10.3 Billion In 2018 Claims

January 14, 2019

Benefits were paid on more than 303,000 policies and passed the $10 billion mark for the first time. According to a trade association, in 2017, total claims amounted to $9.2 billion paid to about 295,000 individuals.

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States To Tackle Health Insurance Regulation In 2019, Consultant Says

January 10, 2019

States are expected to pick up the ball on regulation after a December federal court decision ruled the Affordable Care Act “invalid.” A judge determined that the 2017 tax cut bill knocked the constitutional foundation from under the health care bill by eliminating the individual mandate penalty.

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