California Legislature OKs Health Insurance Mandate

California to punish (tax) citizens who don’t buy health insurance but will not punish (tax) illegal immigrants. Instead California will provide government funded (taxpayer paid) health insurance to low income young adults coming from anywhere on the planet and living in the U.S. illegally.  (See California – Free Health Insurance For Planet Inhabitants).

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The shared vision of RiskManagers.us and clients who retain our services is to establish and maintain a comprehensive employee health and welfare plan, identify cost areas that may be improved without cost shifting to any significant degree, and ensure a superior and sustained partnership with a claim administrator responsive to members needs on a level consistent with prudent business practices.

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Second Texas School District Challenges TRS ActiveCare Mandate

The El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) is the second Texas public school district ( See Texas School District Challenges TRS ActiveCare Plan Mandates) to challenge TRS ActiveCare by offering district employees a choice between the state sponsored program and a commercial health plan alternative.

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President Trump to Issue Executive Order on Health Care Price Transparency

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS REACTS

Hospitals and insurers say they are against the idea of transparency. Sunshine adverse, these pasty faced third party intermediaries say transparent pricing will lead to increased costs. That must mean the cost of goods and services in this country can be reduced by adopting health care pricing strategies of Don’t Ask And We Won’t Tell!

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Gateway to Health Care: The Clerk In The Cubicle

The way out of this mess is for Americans to remove themselves from the health insurance market altogether—or to participate in other forms of health insurance such as health sharing ministries and short-term insurance plans. Individuals can actually pay a doctor, hospital, or outpatient center for a service performed without filing claims or getting pre-approval from a clerk in a cubicle.

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Will Senator Ted Cruz Come To The Rescue?

Frustrated by a lack of response to our previous inquiries among numerous sources we approached (including several well known benefit experts) in seeking a definitive answer to a burning ACA question we have, it was decided by staff to attempt one last hopeful effort in peeling back the regulatory onion in search of the truth. Will Ted and his staff come to the rescue?

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Dendy Opines on North Carolina RBP Fiasco

The state of North Carolina has received considerable push back from the medical community in their efforts to reign in rising health care costs for public employees. Scheduled to implement Reference Based Pricing strategies beginning January 1, 2020, the state’s medical industry (primarily hospitals) have pushed back so hard there is now doubt the plan will ever take effect. 

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2020 HSA and ACA NGFP Limits

Government control of health care (a precursor to a single payer system) continues to manifest itself with constant dictates from bureaucrats in Washington. . The newest and latest message from the swamp is “we’ve placed a new limit on what you can save tax free towards your personal healthcare……………….” Our in-box receives numerous daily updates like the one below:

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