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Freeing companies from a U.S.- government mandate to offer employees health care is setting off a chain of events that may enlarge the pool of uninsured Americans. That may be good for President Barack Obamas health care overhaul.
House Speaker John Boehner said the chamber will vote this week to delay the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most Americans carry health insurance.
Despite the ACAs employer mandate delay, a variety of key provisions still go into effect for employers in January, 2014.
About 25 million Americans are projected to gain insurance under the health care law, including 13 million through the state-federal Medicaid program for the poor.
The Affordable Care Act is seen as the regulatory issue with the most pull on the workplace in the next year, with 57% saying it will have a significant impact.
Perhaps even more so than expanded coverage, the 2018 excise tax is driving plan change.
Industry insiders are beginning to find holes in the Affordable Care Act employer mandate delay announced last week by the Obama administration and U.S. Department of Treasury.
Starting next year, the health care reform act holds that a qualified individual cannot be denied coverage by a plan for related services from an approved clinical trial.
While the decision yesterday by the White House to delay this key provision in ACA was unexpected, what businesses is it really going to effect?
Benefits industry reacts to Obama administration's announcement of employer mandate delay until 2015.
Benefits industry reacts to Obama administration's announcement of employer mandate delay until 2015.
In a blow to the Obama administrations latest push to promote its new health care law, the National Football League has backed away from a request to take part in an aggressive advertising campaign.
Almost a third of 32 hospitals and health systems involved in the ACO experiment aimed at changing the way medical providers are paid may exit the program, a potential threat to the Affordable Care Acts ambitious cost-saving goals.
An exemption allowing religious groups to avoid covering the cost of birth control as required by the U.S. Affordable Care Act wont be expanded, the Obama administration said.
The Affordable Care Act will fundamentally change the way health insurance works across the country, and in most cases it will increase cost. What can be done to mitigate the impact?
Craig Davidson on the relationship between health reform and the National Labor Relations Act Section 7.
With fewer employees getting vision care, major diseases are missed early on, leading to higher overall health costs
A strategy to protect your clients interests in the new world of health care reform.
Hope has been scuttled for one Texas woman and thousands of other health care workers across Texas when the state opted out of the Medicaid expansion earlier this month. Texas has the highest rate of uninsured people in the U.S.
Enrollment in private health insurance exchanges will likely match the public exchanges by 2017, when about 18% of Americans are expected to purchase their plans through the HIX model, according to Accenture research.
