A report reveals again how hospitals extort high prices from private health plans.
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Hard to figure out what is really happening with premiums for health insurance purchased on the reform law exchanges.
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Seems obvious, but a Health Affairs study confirms that premiums on the insurance exchanges are higher when fewer plans participate.
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A new analysis from Avalere finds staggering rises in the Silver, or benchmarking, level health plan premiums on the insurance exchanges.
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A study in Health Affairs confirms that using a limited provider network results in lower premiums, around 7% less on average, for plans on the health insurance exchanges, but many consumers are unaware of the consequences of a limited network, which may not include their usual providers, and that 7% doesn't seem like much in light of the horrendous premium rises expected for 2017.
http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/35/10/1842.abstractThe Kaiser Family Foundation releases a brief summarizing the trends in 2017 exchange premiums to date.
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A Commonwealth Fund brief tracks trends in individual health insurance policies sold on and off the health insurance exchanges.
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A Commonwealth Fund report examines trends in consumer cost-sharing for exchange plans.
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McKinsey issues results of a survey it conducted of exchange enrollees.
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A Kaiser Family Foundation Article examines factors influencing 2017 premium rates for the public insurance exchanges and urges caution in assuming large increases. Wishful thinking.
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An analysis from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation analyzes factors underlying consumers' choices of plans on the insurance exchanges.
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A brief PriceWaterhouseCooper report examines premium trends on the reform law's health insurance exchanges.
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Brookings looks at price and competition on several health insurance exchanges for 2016 and it doesn't seem good.
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An analysis of premium data from the health insurance exchanges confirms that people are going to be paying more in 2016.
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