Forecasters say a Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act pricing rule may increase premiums for 65 percent of the affected small groups.
The effects of the PPACA pricing rule on large-group plans will be negligible, the forecasters say.
Analysts at the Office of the Actuary at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services come to those conclusions in a new report to Congress on the effects of PPACA private health insurance requirements on group health premiums.
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