Access to Health-Care Prices Doesn’t Lower Spending

If people know how much health care services cost, they’ll shop for the best prices and spend less — or so the theory goes. That’s why the Massachusetts law intended to lower costs included a requirement that doctors, hospitals, and insurers provide cost estimates.

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IRS Correctly Calculated ObamaCare Tax Credit on 93% of Returns

The Internal Revenue Service correctly determined the allowable amount of the ObamaCare-related premium tax credit on most tax returns, a report made public Tuesday found.

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The Blues Singer Who Created America’s Hated Drug-Pricing Model

To patrons of the Rum Boogie Cafe in Memphis, he’s Mick, a skilled guitarist with a bushy white beard who favors fedoras and sings soulful tunes about fishing and drinking. To Americans outraged by pharmaceutical prices, he just might be the guy to blame.

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PPACA Coverage Cops Are Calling Your Group Clients

Tele-detectives are calling employers now to see whether some public health insurance exchange users lied when they swore they lacked access to a minimum level of employer-sponsored coverage.

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Here’s How the Insurance Industry Can Own the Digital Age

Picture this scenario: A MetLife home and auto policyholder visits Amazon's site over a two-month period to purchase products for a newborn on the way including food and clothing, a baby crib, stroller and wireless monitor.

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Quotit Explains the New Special Enrollment Period (SEP) Rules

These rules will apply to the Federal Facilitated Marketplace states. Quotit anticipates an update from Covered California and will send out an announcement once we received more information.

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