The recent changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have increased the number of insured Americans and have weakened protections for those that do have insurance. What changes are we referring to? The current administration canceled payments that previously went to reducing cost sharing, and expanded short term and association health plans that lack the […] Read More

According to a recent survey, the number of Americans without health insurance has increased by 2.8 percent or about 7 million Americans. This decrease comes as the current administration attacks and tries to undermine Obamacare. While in many places Obamacare has not brought the relief that many people hoped it would, it has resulted in […] Read More

Despite many major health care groups opposing the expansion of eligibility for short-term duration health insurance, federal regulators decided to go through with approving the regulation. Originally, these plans were only allowed to be used for up to three months, with no renewals possible. The new ruling has changed things so that people can have […] Read More

Short Term Limited Duration insurance policies were originally created as an option for individuals who are between health insurance plans, such as temporary unemployment or reaching an age where a parent’s insurance no longer covers someone.  While they are less expensive than Affordable Care Act (“ObamaCare”) Plans, they cannot be renewed, (a new policy and […] Read More