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Feds may not be accommodating blind, visually impaired Medicare, Medicaid clients

Katie Kuehner-Hebert | August 09, 2017

Visually impaired recipients of Medicare and Medicaid aren't getting materials from the government in accessible formats, an advocacy group says.

DOL seeks 18-month delay for fiduciary compliance

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

In a court filing, DOL Secretary R. Alexander Acosta revealed that Labor has submitted proposed amendments to three exemptions of the fiduciary rule.

Trump stops short of calling for national opioid emergency

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

The administration disregarded the urgent recommendation of the Presidents Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.

Would employers drop DC plans for state-run plans?

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

One reason employers are so interested in bailing on a DC plan in favor of a state-run plan is liability, a LIMRA survey reports.

Reducing cost and improving care with case management — with Deb Ault

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

In this episode, Deb Ault defines and discusses the four types of medical management and explains why she thinks predictive management is the model of the future.

CMS: Signs agents enrolling consumers without permission

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

Agents may have enrolled some consumers in health coverage through HealthCare.gov for 2016 or 2017 without the consumers' permission, according to officials at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

State ACA exchange to HealthCare.gov: Please talk to us

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

State-based ACA exchange programs aren't getting any answers from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services about the 2018 individual major-medical open-enrollment period.

Spend money to save money – how incentive programs & transparency tools lower health care costs

Peter Westerman | August 09, 2017

82 percent of employees who compare costs choose a lower cost provider, saving an average of $400 per cost and quality service request, research from DirectPath reveals.

Dalbar puts a sellers’ exemption to fiduciary rule on Labor’s desk

Nick Thornton | August 09, 2017

In its comment letter to the DOL regarding the fiduciary rule, compliance support provider Dalbar submitted a proposed Sales Professional Exemption its CEO Louis Harvey says could work.

How to compromise on universal health care

Peter Westerman | August 08, 2017

Progressives are understandably breathing a sigh of relief following the Senates failure to repeal Obamacare but they shouldnt be too comfortable in their victory.

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Feds may not be accommodating blind, visually impaired Medicare, Medicaid clients

DOL seeks 18-month delay for fiduciary compliance

Trump stops short of calling for national opioid emergency

Would employers drop DC plans for state-run plans?

Reducing cost and improving care with case management &mdash; with Deb Ault

CMS: Signs agents enrolling consumers without permission

State ACA exchange to HealthCare.gov: Please talk to us

Spend money to save money &ndash; how incentive programs & transparency tools lower health care costs

Dalbar puts a sellers&rsquo; exemption to fiduciary rule on Labor&rsquo;s desk

How to compromise on universal health care

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Reducing cost and improving care with case management — with Deb Ault

Spend money to save money – how incentive programs & transparency tools lower health care costs

Dalbar puts a sellers’ exemption to fiduciary rule on Labor’s desk