New Year’s Resolutions: What To Do If You Already Want To Give Up

Whether you overindulged at dinner, skipped your workout or hit snooze on your alarm (again) — don’t let one flub derail your New Year’s resolution progress. Life is unpredictable and setbacks are inevitable. One small setback doesn’t mean it’s time to throw away your resolution completely. It’s also worth noting that you’re not alone. “While ...

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ACA IRS Reporting Overview 2024

Employers that were considered “Applicable Large Employers (ALEs)” in 2023 must file IRS reports by April 1, 2024, detailing their compliance with the ACA’s employer mandate. ALEs must generate a report for each person employed full time for at least one full calendar month of 2023.

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IRS’ 2024 Inflation Adjustments Review: Key Changes For Plan Administrators

The IRS announcements include a number of dollar amounts employers will need to know in order to administer their benefit plans for 2024, including the key dollar amounts for retirement plans, FSAs, HSAs and HDHPs.

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Nevada Health Link Warns Against Scams, Misleading Websites Amid Open Enrollment

Open enrollment for health insurance starts and ends during the holiday season, and during these bustling times are scammers trying to take advantage of people shopping for insurance.

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Lawsuit Takes Aim At Nevada’s Public Option Health Insurance Program

A Nevada state senator and the National Taxpayers Union have filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2021 state law that established a public option health care plan scheduled to launch in 2026.

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Nevada’s Health Care Industry Faring Well; Health Care Consumers, Not So Much

Nearly two-thirds of Nevadans experienced health care affordability burdens in 2022, forgoing health insurance, struggling to pay medical bills, and delaying medical visits for dental care, addiction treatment, and mental health care.

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Medicare Is Overpaying For Certain Common, Over-The-Counter Drugs: Study

Medicare Part D will cover certain over-the-counter products when prescribed by a clinician, and when it does, the program pays far more for these drugs, according to a recent study. Researchers at Johns Hopkins identified 22 drugs that are available both over-the-counter and via prescription; in 2020, Medicare paid out claims for 20 of those therapies. ...

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Insulin $35 Cap Price Now In Effect, Lowering Costs For Many Americans With Diabetes

A price cap on insulin from one of the three major manufacturers took effect on New Year’s Day, giving more Americans with diabetes more affordable treatments. In March, Sanofi became the last of three companies that make up 90% of the world’s insulin market by value to announce price cuts. Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly Co.’s plans had slashed U.S. prices by ...

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Pets Can Help Slow Dementia Progress Among Those Over Age 50 Who Live Alone, Study Says

A new study suggests getting that cute dog in one’s more mature years might be a good idea after all. Researchers from the Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, found that pet ownership can be associated with slower rates of developing dementia. The study, published on Tuesday in JAMA Network Open, determined that owning a pet made ...

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2024 Outlook: Drug Price Negotiations, Braidwood Highlights Top Legal Cases To Watch

Legal experts indicated they will be paying close attention to lawsuits surrounding the Medicare drug price negotiation program and Braidwood v. Becerra. Both topics could have massive ramifications on the healthcare industry and set new precedents.

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