Tag Archive: Affordable Care Act
by Brian Eastwood | January 04, 2017
Like many Americans, I have been covered by employer-sponsored health plans for the entirety of my professional career. As such, […]
by | November 27, 2015
Coaching Technology While the landmark health reform laws enacted in 2009 (HITECH Act) and 2010 (Affordable Care Act, or ACA) […]
by Brian Eastwood | October 27, 2015
Happy is Productive The Affordable Care Act’s so-called “Cadillac tax” of high-priced employer insurance plans has drawn the ire of […]
by | September 27, 2015
A primary goal of insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act was to improve access to healthcare. Yet as thousands of people are finding, simply having insurance coverage does not guarantee that ‘the doctor will see them now.’
by Brian Eastwood | August 27, 2015
Growth & Change The traditional model of consuming healthcare services is changing. Frustrated consumers – accustomed to the technological advances […]
by Brian Eastwood | June 25, 2015
In a 6-3 ruling this morning, the Supreme Court affirmed the legality of Affordable Care Act’s subsidized health insurance plans […]
by | January 28, 2015
The Revolution One of the trending topics in healthcare right now is that of the “consumer revolution.” With so many […]
by corasharma | January 14, 2014
What a difference a year has made to the payer market. In late 2012 Chilmark Research published the first version […]
by John Moore | June 22, 2011
Payers, as with the rest of the healthcare industry, have a lot on their plate right now. Healthcare reform, via […]
by John Moore | June 19, 2011
Attending the annual health insurers confab (AHIP Institute) last week gave one some insight as to the challenges this part […]
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