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25 million people could lose health insurance under Donald Trump's plan, analysis shows
25 million people could lose health insurance under Donald Trump's plan, analysis shows
Alberto Abin walks out of the UniVista Insurance office last year in Miami after shopping for a health plan under the Affordable Care Act.Two reports provide new data on the presidential candidates' plans to make health care more affordable.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)As many as 9.6 million Americans could gain health insurance under Hillary Clinton's proposal to provide families a tax credit to help them pay for premiums, deductibles and coinsurance, according to a new analysis.
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KU taking away health insurance subsidy for graduate students in response to federal ruling
KU taking away health insurance subsidy for graduate students in response to federal ruling
The University of Kansas is taking away health insurance subsidies for graduate student employees, the students learned this week.Because of a recent federal ruling, as of next summer KU will no longer be allowed to offer a subsidy for health plans, according to an email message sent to graduate students on Wednesday.The benefit has been available to graduate teaching assistants, graduate research assistants and graduate assistants who work an average of 20 hours a week, KU human resources director Ola Faucher said Thursday.
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Your health insurance might score you an Apple Watch
Your health insurance might score you an Apple Watch
Aetna provided a clue as to how the Watch would be used by writing that its own employees "will participate in the company's wellness reimbursement program, to encourage them to live more productive, healthy lives."It could presumably also also collect detailed health and fitness data to help refine its actuarial tables and other insurance data, assuming user opt-in.Aetna will be the first major health care company to subsidize a significant portion of the Apple Watch cost, offering monthly payroll deductions to make covering the remaining cost easier.
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Wellmark trims broad-network health insurance options
Wellmark trims broad-network health insurance options
Buy Photo Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield headquarters is in downtown Des Moines.(Photo: Register file photo)Buy PhotoIowans looking to buy individual health insurance policies now have fewer options from the state's largest carrier.Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield leaders said Tuesday that they no longer will sell standard, broad-network health policies, known as PPO plans, on the individual market in Iowa.
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NJ health insurance costs
NJ health insurance costs
Skip Ad Ad Loading... x Embed x Share An Asbury Park Press roundtable meeting brings healthcare and business leaders together to examine how medical costs can be better controled.STAFF VIDEO BY THOMAS P. COSTELLOExpect more health insurers to promote tiered networks of preferred doctors and hospitals.(Photo: Hemera Technologies, Getty Images)MONROE - With open enrollment approaching, New Jerseyans can expect more health insurance policies like Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey's Omnia plan that steer them to their insurers' top network of providers – and away from other doctors and hospitals ranked in lower tiers, industry experts said Thursday.