medical-loss ratios

Is ObamaCare’s medical-loss ratio mandate increase health insurance premiums 0
- January 9, 2013
“[T]here are few signs that health care will become more affordable as a result of the law. Indeed, it increasingly looks as if the opposite could be true — that ObamaCare may be causing higher premiums rather than preventing them.” Continue reading →
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Obamacare outlaws half of all individual plans sold 0
- September 25, 2012
More than half of the people who had individual health insurance in 2010 were enrolled in plans that won’t pass the new standards set up by Obama’s law. Continue reading →
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Obama Administration Health Care Rule Making Is a Disordered Mess 0
- July 17, 2012
The Obama administration “overrode the normal checks and balances used to ensure that federal regulations impose the smallest possible burden on the private sector.” Continue reading →
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High deductible health plans promote prudent spending but ObamaCare threatens them 0
- June 13, 2012
Consumer-directed health plans — not federal government dictates — have helped bring down costs. Obamacare should be expanding them — not regulating them out of existence. Continue reading →
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Health Care Plan Rebates Have Hidden Costs 0
- June 12, 2012
“Although health insurers will pay some rebates this year, the cash should be treated as a short-term benefit with a long-term cost. Rebates will likely disappear in the future as the companies become more familiar with the regulation and learn how to game it.” Continue reading →
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Health Care Plan Rebates Have Hidden Costs : Roll Call Opinion 0
- June 12, 2012
“Although health insurers will pay some rebates this year, the cash should be treated as a short-term benefit with a long-term cost.” Continue reading →
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