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2022 Health insurance trends
Let’s dive into the most recent health insurance trends and how they could impact the industry as a whole as we move into the middle of 2022.
How to address ARPA benefits as an employer
This is a review of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021, as it pertains to employers.
The value of risk transfer
Learn more about what risk transfer is and why it is an important management strategy for insurance companies.
Moral hazard and adverse selection
Find out how moral hazards and adverse selection are connected and how they impact health insurance.
Study shows how long-term care costs affect seniors
The rising cost of long term care increasing the same time that more people than ever need long term care services, which can be a burden for seniors and their families.
Medicare chronic care improvement program
From chronic disease management and improving care for patients, insurance providers benefit from fully understanding the Medicare chronic care improvement program.
MAPD Medicare
Medicare Advantage prescription drug (MAPD) plans are a kind of Medicare plan that includes prescription drug coverage for its participants.
What are supplemental unemployment benefits?
Supplemental unemployment benefits are important sources of stop-gap income for specific groups of jobless individuals.
Adverse selection health insurance
Adverse selection negatively affects both the policyholder and the insurance company, so it is beneficial to understand how to mitigate the companies exposure.
Medical debt piling up for those who had COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of American life and medical debt is no exception. Health related debt has skyrocketed since the beginning of 2020.