as mentioned in aol
President Obama just sent a letter to health insurance CEOs asking for help fixing Obamacare
President Obama just sent a letter to health insurance CEOs asking for help fixing Obamacare
Before you go, we thought you'd like these...President Obama is enlisting the help of some health insurance companies to try to fix the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.SEE ALSO: Unexpected 2016 candidate tops poll of military familiesObama dropped by a meeting between the Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Burwell and 13 health insurance CEOs, including the CEOs of giants Humana and Cigna, to emphasize the need to work together on the ACA's public marketplaces.Recently, a number of high-profile insurers have rolled back their offerings on the Obamacare exchanges.
by the same token on cnbc
More data shows continued drop in number of Americans without health insurance
More data shows continued drop in number of Americans without health insurance
The sharp drop since then presents a dilemma for opponents of the ACA, including Republicans who control both houses of Congress and GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.Health-care analysts agree that a full repeal of the ACA, without any replacement plan, would lead to millions of newly insured people losing their health coverage.Such a wholesale purge of the coverage rolls would likely spark a political backlash against Republicans.
additionally columbiatribune
CPS employees to pay more after school board OKs health insurance hikes
CPS employees to pay more after school board OKs health insurance hikes
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moreover from rifuture
More Rhode Islanders have health insurance coverage thanks to health care reform
More Rhode Islanders have health insurance coverage thanks to health care reform
New Census data show that the percentage of uninsured Rhode Islanders was 5.7 percent in 2015, half the rate it was in 2013, the year before the Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into effect.In 2014, 7.4 percent were uninsured.Two new avenues for affordable health insurance made available through the ACA have helped significant numbers of Rhode Islanders gain coverage.
let alone ledger-enquirer
Columbus Council approves new health insurance plan that will increase cost to employeees. Cost of living raise will cover increase for vast majority.
Columbus Council approves new health insurance plan that will increase cost to employeees. Cost of living raise will cover increase for vast majority.
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