Three Steps To Achieving More Affordable Health Insurance In The Individual Market
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Instead of building on Affordable Care Act (ACA) policies that led to costlier health insurance premiums, we need to find a better way to ensure a stable insurance market that extends affordability to all income levels. The first steps to solving the ACA’s premium cost problem should include a fixed premium subsidy structure, a federal reinsurance program, and codification of federal rules that allow individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements.
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Instead of building on Affordable Care Act (ACA) policies that led to costlier health insurance premiums, we need to find a better way to ensure a stable insurance market that extends affordability to all income levels. The first steps to solving the ACA’s premium cost problem should include a fixed premium subsidy structure, a federal reinsurance program, and codification of federal rules that allow individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements.
Key concepts: Reinsurance, Health insurance, Subsidy, Actuarial science, Business, Reimbursement, Medicaid, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act