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Study: Deciding On Health Insurance Is Worse Than Talking To An Ex « CBS Dallas
Study: Deciding On Health Insurance Is Worse Than Talking To An Ex « CBS Dallas
Follow CBSDFW.COM: Facebook | Twitter(CBSDFW.COM) – How much time do you spend picking out a health care plan?And how much do you actually dread looking at all of your options?Aflac's new 2016 Open Enrollment Survey indicates 48 percent of employees would rather walk across burning hot coals, or talk to an ex, than pick a health plan.
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Baptist Health Plan Withdraws from Ky.'s Individual Insurance Market
Baptist Health Plan Withdraws from Ky.'s Individual Insurance Market
SurfKY News PrintPrint EmailFRANKFORT, Ky. (Oct. 3, 2016) - Baptist Health Plan, Kentucky's fourth largest health insurance provider, has informed the Kentucky Department of Insurance (DOI) that it will withdraw entirely from the individual health insurance market for the 2017 plan year.Approximately 7,000 Kentuckians will have to find a new insurance provider.In a letter to Insurance Commissioner Brian Maynard, Baptist Health Plan president James S. Fritz indicated that Baptist enrolled more members in the individual market than anticipated in 2016, but "the federal risk assessments placed upon the organization under the Affordable Care Act is unsustainable by a corporation the size of Baptist Health Plan."The Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, has created tremendous stress and instability in Kentucky and across the nation in the individual insurance market.
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NCQA Releases 2016 Health Insurance Plan Ratings
NCQA Releases 2016 Health Insurance Plan RatingsWASHINGTON, DC --(Marketwired - October 03, 2016) - National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) announces its 2016 Health Insurance Plan Ratings.These ratings provide consumers with a more accurate picture of how health insurance plans perform in the key quality areas of consumer satisfaction, prevention and treatment.NCQA's Health Insurance Plan Ratings 2016-2017 compare the quality and services of more than 1,000 health plans in the United States.
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