CHIR faculty who provide technical assistance to states through Robert Wood Johnson’s State Health Reform Assistance Network have updated their ACA Consumer Services Manual with timely information about premium tax credits and the reconciliation process. Sally McCarty describes the updates here.
The Affordable Care Act promises consumers a more comprehensive set of health insurance benefits, but whether consumers are able to access those benefits depends in part on whether states adhere to or build upon the law’s network adequacy standards. CHIR researchers recently released a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded report evaluating current federal and state efforts to regulate plan networks. Max Farris provides an overview.
Our friend and CHIR colleague, Mila Kofman, has been named the Executive Director of the health insurance exchange for D.C. CHIRblogger Sabrina Corlette writes about this exciting new chapter.
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