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Several minutes into "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," two men wander through a medieval village. "Bring out your dead," they shout as they pull a cart of plague-stricken...
Risk adjustment, reinsurance and the controversial risk corridor program may not be enough to protect consumer operated and oriented health plans from the consequences of rapid growth, according to a recent report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Iowa's insurance commissioner announced Friday that he will seek liquidation of the state's CoOportunity Health. The order should take effect on Feb. 28.
A statement from the Iowa Insurance Division to agents and brokers paints a foreboding picture for CoOpportunity Health, which is now under state control due to insufficient funding.
The Obama administration's decision last fall to let consumers keep certain plans that weren't compliant with the Affordable Care Act may have led to some insurers proposing higher premiums...
The nation's 23 nonprofit CO-OPs created by the Affordable Care Act have an uneven track record as the enrollment deadline for individual plans approaches, The New York Times reported, with price emerging as a determinant of success.
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