Employers up estimated costs of health care reform law
Employers are upping their estimates of how much the health care reform law will increase costs, according to a Mercer L.L.C. survey released June 12.
Employers are upping their estimates of how much the health care reform law will increase costs, according to a Mercer L.L.C. survey released June 12.
How will the Affordable Care Act impact a united country that shares many divided views? What does the health care law mean to you?
As the full enactment of PPACA approaches, there are many factors that business owners know to look out for.
With the PPACA going into full effect Jan. 1, a number of employers are expected to pull the trigger on renewals in November and December. Just how many, no one knows right now.
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Summary of ACA-related activities to date in terms of tangible benefits and policy changes.
Maintenance of the status quo in Washington, D.C. means that implementation of PPACA will move forward largely as the law was passed in 2010.
Medical prices accelerated faster than some projections last year and the number of uninsured is rising.
The Affordable Care Act requires employers to report the cost of coverage under an employer-sponsored group health plan
Health care reform is poised to create a host of challenges for businesses of all sizes, but it may be the smallest companies that face the biggest decisions.
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