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Did anybody watch this? On Monday, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius made a guest appearance on the Daily Show to talk about the Affordable Care Act. She does a pretty good job of hashing out what’s in the law and what’s not, and Jon Stewart is, as always, just charming. In case you [...]
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Just to keep folks in the loop, in a previous post we had talked about medical-loss ratios (MLR) and how many of those in the insurance agent and broker community had been pushing to shift broker and agent commissions from the “administrative” side of the MLR calculation to the “patient care” side. The issue was [...]
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Medical loss ratios (MLR) are all the buzz at the moment in the insurance world, and some folks may have noticed little snippets seeping into the mainstream media as of late. So, what is this all about and what’s the big deal? Well, under the health reform law, health insurance companies are required to disclose detailed information on how [...]
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