Add to ORKGEstimates 2012 rebates to be paid to policy holders by insurers failing to meet federal healthcare reform's requirement that they spend a minimum ratio of 80 to 85 percent of premiums on medical care expenses. Examines data by state and market segment
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has proved to be a contentious regulatory and political topic. Althoug...
Provides an overview of the state's health plans and insurers, including trends in market share, enr...
Oversight of private insurance, including health insurance, is primarily a state responsibility. Eac...
Outlines the healthcare reform law's requirement that insurers spend a minimum ratio of 80 to 85 per...
For the past two years, the Affordable Care Act has required health insurers to pay out a minimum pe...
For the past three years, the Affordable Care Act has required health insurers to pay out a minimum ...
Examines the 2010 healthcare reform law's federal requirement for insurers to spend a minimum percen...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "To help ...
Presents experts' views on how healthcare reform's new rules on how much of insurers' premiums pay f...
The Affordable Care Act\u27s regulation of medical loss ratios requires health insurers to use at le...
The insurance market in California is set to undergo enormous changes when the Affordable Care Act (...
The minimum medical loss ratio (MLR) regulations in the Affordable Care Act guarantee that a specifi...
This report provides a detailed description of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA, ...
insurers ’ overhead, mandating a medical loss ratio (MLR) of at least 80 percent in the individual a...
leemore dafny jonathan gruber christopher ody First-year insurer participation in the Health Insuran...
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has proved to be a contentious regulatory and political topic. Althoug...
Provides an overview of the state's health plans and insurers, including trends in market share, enr...
Oversight of private insurance, including health insurance, is primarily a state responsibility. Eac...
Outlines the healthcare reform law's requirement that insurers spend a minimum ratio of 80 to 85 per...
For the past two years, the Affordable Care Act has required health insurers to pay out a minimum pe...
For the past three years, the Affordable Care Act has required health insurers to pay out a minimum ...
Examines the 2010 healthcare reform law's federal requirement for insurers to spend a minimum percen...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "To help ...
Presents experts' views on how healthcare reform's new rules on how much of insurers' premiums pay f...
The Affordable Care Act\u27s regulation of medical loss ratios requires health insurers to use at le...
The insurance market in California is set to undergo enormous changes when the Affordable Care Act (...
The minimum medical loss ratio (MLR) regulations in the Affordable Care Act guarantee that a specifi...
This report provides a detailed description of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA, ...
insurers ’ overhead, mandating a medical loss ratio (MLR) of at least 80 percent in the individual a...
leemore dafny jonathan gruber christopher ody First-year insurer participation in the Health Insuran...
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has proved to be a contentious regulatory and political topic. Althoug...
Provides an overview of the state's health plans and insurers, including trends in market share, enr...
Oversight of private insurance, including health insurance, is primarily a state responsibility. Eac...