A return to free-market principles also makes sense for the purchase of health care insurance. Allowing people to buy insurance across state lines and keep insurance when they change jobs would also lead to a decrease in premiums and deductibles which would increase the number of people buying the health insurance. Couple the increase in people with third party payers along with requirements placed on the health care providers, the foundation has been set to decrease payments for health care itself. Even with the return of free-market principles in the health insurance market, there will still be some patients, not covered by Medicare and Medicaid, who will still not buy insurance. Since health care costs are now responsible for about 17.8 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the goal of decreasing costs makes sense.
Mark Farrah Associates Assessed Year-Over-Year Annual Health Insurance Enrollment Trends
Committed to simplifying analysis of health insurance business, our products include Medicare Business Online™, Medicare Benefits Analyzer™, Health Coverage Portal™, County Health Coverage™, and Health Plans USA™. To read the full text of "Fourth Quarter 2016 Health Insurance Enrollment Trends and Segment Performance", visit the Analysis Briefs library on Mark Farrah Associates' website. MCMURRAY, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Health insurance enrollment trends continue to reflect noticeable shifts amidst the changing industry. Mark Farrah Associates will continue to monitor enrollment changes and competitive shifts across all healthcare segments. About Mark Farrah Associates (MFA)MFA is a leading data aggregator and publisher providing health plan market data and analysis tools for the healthcare industry.collected by :Lucy William
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