As the 115th Congress begins committee markups of legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Horizon’s Council for Affordable Health Coverage has prepared a summary table comparing the various Republican proposals.
The Horizon-managed Council for Affordable Health Coverage released a white paper advocating for competition and consumer choice amidst ACA repeal and replace efforts.
Today, the last day of the Affordable Care Act’s 2017 open enrollment period, the HGA-managed Clear Choices Campaign issued its second annual report card for the 12 state-based health insurance exchange websites and HealthCare.gov.
As 2017 Open Enrollment begins, policymakers and stakeholders are intently watching the ACA’s insurance exchanges to assess the marketplace’s health and sustainability.
Following the 2016 Open Enrollment, policymakers are intently watching the ACA’s insurance exchanges to assess the marketplace’s health and sustainability.
Last week, the Obama Administration released the last budget of his presidency, accompanied by a near universal declaration the document was “DOA.” But is it?
Those anticipating a quiet year in health policy could be in for a surprise. While many analysts contend that election-year headwinds will prevent legislative progress on a broad range of issues….
As we enter the fall, Congress is considering a number of bills modifying and repealing certain provisions of the ACA. In addition, open enrollment for the 2016 plan year begins on November 1, 2015…
Joel White, President of Horizon Government Affairs, joined Ed Howard and the folks from Alliance for Health Reform for a panel discussion on the new realities of health care coverage […]
Over the past few months, we’ve seen a number of reports about proposed premiums for 2016 health plans available through the Affordable Care Act’s insurance exchanges. We’re concerned there is still misinformation about how much premiums are expected to change and why.