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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has issued guidance on how Healthcare.gov and participating state exchanges will determine whether those who received an advanced premium tax credit or cost-sharing reductions in 2015 will still be eligible for the 2016 plan year.
States running their own health insurance marketplaces are under pressure to re-enroll those who bought plans last year but taking varying approaches to doing so, according to a report from the Urban Institute.
A slight majority (51 percent) of consumers who enrolled in plans sold on the federal health insurance exchange last year say they won't be signing up again on Healthcare.gov, according to a new Bankrate Health Insurance Pulse survey.
Despite all the improvements that federal officials have made to HealthCare.gov to prepare for the second enrollment period, insurers remain concerned that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) hasn't perfected a system for informing them when existing consumers switch plans, reported the Philadelphia Inquirer.
With the 2015 health insurance exchange enrollment period comes a new round of potential problems that insurers should address before enrollment begins. To help prevent--or at least offset--members' price concerns and keep them from jumping ship, the authors shared several tips insurers can take before enrollment begins.
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