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FILTER RESULTS ►Enroll America Launches Health-Insurance Push
Enroll America, a key supporter of the Affordable Care Act, formally launched its “Get Covered America” campaign Tuesday with the first goal being to educate millions of uninsured Americans about new insurance options.
How Obamacare Is Trying To Make It Easier For Poor Americans To Pay For Their Health Insurance
Officials overseeing the implementation of the Affordable Care Act have proposed rules to require that insurance companies accept a variety of payment methods, including cashier’s checks, money orders, and re-loadable pre-paid debit cards. That’s expected to help millions of low-income Americans — many of whom don’t have access to credit cards and checking accounts — [...]
Aetna Inc (AET), CIGNA Corporation (CI): Does This Move Defeat the Purpose of Obamacare?
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, set to go into full effect on Jan 1., is certain to have broad-reaching impacts on the way that insurance companies sell their products to consumers. Some insurers, like Aetna Inc (NYSE:AET), have been jockeying for position in the Medicaid arena, purchasing Coventry Health Care for $5.7 billion to [...]
Senate Democrats running on, not from, Obamacare
President Obama's signature on the Affordable Care Act. The handful of Senate Democrats up for reelection in 2014 in tough states have decided to embrace Obamacare, taking the opportunity of its implementation coinciding with the midterm...Show More Summary
Health-care law’s network for resolving confusion shows mixed results
About half of Americans say they don’t know how the Affordable Care Act will affect them. Four in 10 think the 2010 law has been repealed or overturned, or they are unsure where it stands. So chances are good that when the major provisions...Show More Summary
Law Blog Video: Obamacare Spurs Health-Care Lawyer Boom
WSJ legal reporter Jennifer Smith discusses how the Affordable Care Act and other rules are sparking a mini-boom for specialist attorneys who can backstop overloaded internal teams and steer clients through an increasingly crowded regulatory minefield.
Carl's Jr. CEO: Expect kiosks at fast-food joints, more part-timers
Expect self-serve kiosks at fast-food restaurants and more part-time workers as the Affordable Care Act continues rolling out, according to Andy Puzder, chief executive of CKE Restaurants Inc.
Does This Move Defeat the Purpose of Obamacare?
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, set to go into full effect on Jan 1., is certain to have broad-reaching impacts on the way that insurance companies sell their products to consumers. Some insurers, like Aetna , have been...Show More Summary
Organizing For Action Releases Obamacare Ad
The former Obama campaign is putting up big bucks to defend the Affordable Care Act this summer, months before President Barack Obama’s signature health care law fully kicks in—and more than three years after it was signed into law.Show More Summary
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Less affordable. “As the nation heads pell-mell down the road toward implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 2014, the number of warning signs over its impact are also sliding by, at a faster pace. Many raise the unanswered question: … Continue reading ?
What Every Small Business Owner Should Know About the Affordable Care Act
In 2010, the American government passed the largest healthcare bill since Medicare. This new law, known as the Affordable Care Act, is set to reshape how Americans handle their health insurance and could open new insurance options for small businesses. While some parts of this bill are already in action, most of the major sections [...]
Why Centene Is A Good Opportunity
ByFusion Research: This year, the Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act, or PPACA, jointly known as Obamacare, has brought positive changes that will benefit both the U.S. citizens as well as the health care providers. It plans...Show More Summary
California to Expand Medicaid
The Legislature approved a measure, part of the federal Affordable Care Act, to broaden coverage to 1.4 million low-income people in the state.
A more realistic approach to achieving accountable care
Hospitals that are already struggling financially to stay afloat face significant challenges in the coming months and years under some of the provisions of Obamacare. Under the Affordable Care Act’s Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program, hospitals that readmit certain patients within 30 days of discharge could face significant penalties. Show More Summary
Will Obamacare Deliver a Crushing Blow to the Middle Class?
Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock... just six-and-half more months until the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, goes into full effect.
Over the past year we at The Motley Fool have examined the ins-and-outs...Show More Summary
Will Obamacare Deliver a Crushing Blow to the Middle Class?
Will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act cripple the middle class that President Obama has fought so hard to protect?
Jan Brewer Rips Arizona GOP Apart Over Medicaid Expansion - Updated
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Whatever else Jan Brewer is, no one can say she isn't hard-nosed and calculating. When she decided the Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act was good for Arizona, she also decided to steamroll...Show More Summary
Brewer's Medicaid hardball pays off in Arizona
In an unexpected turn of events, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) recently became one of the nation's most enthusiastic proponents of Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, despite opposition from her Republican allies. In an even more unexpected development, her efforts p …
AP Faults Businesses for Following Obamacare Rules as Written
The Affordable Care Act may not be affordable for a lot of low-wage employees of the type the program was intended to help. Despite the apparent flaw being with the design of the law itself, the Associated Press frames the issue in terms...Show More Summary
Republican Congressional Aides Are Flipping Out About Their Health Benefits
Capitol Hill was abuzz Thursday over a Politico story that warned of a mass exodus among staffers and lawmakers because of fears their health insurance premiums will leap due to a sneaky provision of the Affordable Care Act. But in a parallel with the overall debate about Obamacare, opinion is divided along party lines. Show More Summary
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