Revamping The Tax On Healthcare Plans Proves Tougher Than Gov. Brown Thought

Three weeks ago, Gov. Jerry Brown confidently predicted that the vexing question of how to extend a tax on healthcare plans in order to fund state medical coverage for the poor was well on its way to being solved.

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A Last-Minute Reprieve For Some Consumers On California Exchange

Covered California, the state’s insurance exchange, announced Friday that it was extending its enrollment deadline until Feb. 6 for people who had officially begun the process of signing up by Sunday.

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Obama Administration Works to Fix Health Insurance Co-Ops

More than half of 23 operating state co-ops failed after getting about $1.17 billion in federal loans

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Republicans Say Government Mismanaged Health Care Co-ops

Republican senators charged Thursday that the Obama administration had missed warning signs of financial distress at nonprofit health insurance cooperatives that failed last year

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Health Insurers Grilled Over Merger

The wary and aggressive tenor of questions at a state hearing set a high bar for approval of the proposed $6.8 billion purchase of health insurance company HealthNet by Centene.

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New Federal Standards For Marketplace Plans May Reduce Out-Of-Pocket Spending

Some consumers who buy coverage on the health insurance marketplaces in 2017 could see their out-of-pocket costs drop significantly under a federal proposal to create standardized plans

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