Affordable Care Act can Reduce Out-of-Pocket Medical Expenses
People who will change their source of health insurance or become newly insured under the Affordable Care Act can reduce their out-of-pocket medical expenses.
People who will change their source of health insurance or become newly insured under the Affordable Care Act can reduce their out-of-pocket medical expenses.
Majority of the people of Washington are covered under the employer health insurance plan and approximately 1 million people are uninsured. Those earning less than $94,000 a year for a family of 4 are eligible for tax credits or financial help. There are 46 plans offered by eight health insurance carriers. 35,000 have already enrolled and 70,000 need to complete their application process. The mobile tour took off from Spokane on 16th October and is set to finish on November 12th in Seattle at the University of Washington.
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Affordable Care Act Effect: Doctors Likely to Accept New Medicaid Patients
A new study has indicated that the upcoming expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act will not lead physicians to reduce the number of new Medicaid patients they accept.
A new study has indicated that the upcoming expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act will not lead physicians to reduce the number of new Medicaid patients they accept.
Rolf Boone, Oct 2013
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Quiz on Health Insurance
This Quiz is to test your knowledge on health insurance in the U.S, there is so much activity with the new law and building of Health Exchanges – all peaking for a January 2014 deadline.
This Quiz is to test your knowledge on health insurance in the U.S, there is so much activity with the new law and building of Health Exchanges – all peaking for a January 2014 deadline.
