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Actually, this is a great idea: " An audit by the State Comptroller’s Office has revealed that hundreds of dead people were enrolle...

Meanwhile, on Twitter: One of the folks I follow is Charles Gaba, with whom I rarely agree, but who does offer rational, generally well-...

So, the other day I finished up my 2016 Federal Marketplace (Exchange) training. As I noted previously , this is mostly a re-hash of previ...

FoIB Holly R tips us to this (unsurprising) news vicious lie: " ObamaCare Rates Revealed; Lowest-Cost Plans Jump 13% " To which ...

So, this past summer we noted that during last year's Open Enrollment season, the Government Accounting Office (GAO) had successfully ...

Talk about bait-and-switch: " The Obama administration said many consumers will see noticeable premium increases when buying health co...

Regular readers already know that struggling South Carolina CO-OP Consumers’ Choice Health has hit the skids , and that Wyoming's WIN...

So this happened: " [T]he GAO report found that ... at least $1.6 billion [is] unaccounted for ." That's out of over $5 bil...

For those folks following the saga of the $750-per-dose Daraprim kerfluffle , there's been a rather dramatic new development: ...

The ObamaTax continues its run as a rousing success (for certain values of "success"). The stated premise was to get more peopl...

As we've said before, Americans aren't as stupid as the rocket surgeons in DC seem to believe. Case in point: Billy Sewell, hea...

Law suits, that is. Seems that our post yesterday about how the Centennial State CO-OP was circling the drain has some pushback: " Co...

So when the dust (finally) settles, will there be any left? One wonders: " The Colorado Division of Insurance today announced that ...

So, last week I met with George's widow here at the office, and handed her the $250,000 check that had been faithfully delivered, as...

It will come as no surprise to regular IB readers that the outlook for Open Enrollment v3.0 isn't bright. What may be a surprise is t...

Another two Co-ops have called it quits. Several of these closings are directly related to not receiving funds from the risk corridor progra...

With all the disheartening CO-OP news lately, it's rather refreshing to find a reasonably sound one. And even better, one that I...

And now, the final (one hopes) chapter in my Exchange Training Saga 2016. The good news is that I heard back from CMS, and the issue...

Let's see: even with skyrocketing rates, CO-OPS closing, policies cancelled and networks shrinking, at least we can say that the Obam...

And the hits just keep on comin': " Community Health Alliance (CHA) has voluntarily entered state-approved runoff and will not off...