The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published its long-awaited final privacy and security regulations under HIPAA. [Read more]
The IRS has released proposed rule provides some information on how employers will be notified if an employee applies for a premium subsidy / tax credit and how an employer may appeal a determination of premium subsidy eligibility... [Read more]
The Department of Health and Human Services has released proposed rules regarding the "essential benefits" provision of the health care reform law [Read more]
Need help with PPACA? Check out some quick summaries of the latest proposed rules. [Read more]
On the surface, private exchanges seem right in line with American consumerism, but the jury's out on which ones will actually work. [Read more]
Join our webinar on at 2 p.m. EST on Tuesday, Jan. 8 and learn how the health care reform act (aka PPACA) will impact your business in the coming months. [Read more]
In light of the recently released proposed rules on wellness programs under health care reform, now's a good time to review your program (or consider starting one if you haven't already). [Read more]
The federal government has issued a proposed rule that addresses some of the questions surrounding essential health benefits and determining actuarial and minimum value. [Read more]
The federal government has issued a proposed rule that addresses how wellness programs may operate under the health care reform law beginning in 2014. [Read more]
As benefit advisors, Members of United Benefit Advisors (UBA) have been preparing themselves and their clients as information has become available over the last 18 months about the role that they will play in their state exchange and... [Read more]
Thank-you for your help with this complex issue. There is a lot of information out there but not much clarity. Knowing how the law will impact “our” company is critical for long term success.
Doris Willmer P.E. , President
Willmer Engineering
Do you know the difference between "essential health benefits" and "minimum essential coverage"? How about "minimum value coverage"? Read on and find out! [Read more]
