Keyword: Evergreen Health
A U.S. District Court ruling may have implications for how the ACA's risk-adjustment rules are applied.
The Montana Health CO-OP says it has what it takes to be one of the few Consumer Operated and Oriented Plans left standing.
Seventy-eight percent of Americans want Trump to make the ACA work; Anthem pulls out of Virginia's exchange, and more insurance news.
Some of the few remaining CO-OPs have turned to reorganization in order to survive. But even that strategy has now run into trouble.
In the ACA's early years, the risk adjustment and reinsurance programs proved helpful financially for health insurers with the highest claims costs.
Maryland CO-OP Evergreen Health will stop selling individual policies as it undergoes a transformation to a for-profit company.
Oscar endured further losses in the third quarter, in part because of efforts to build out its business and technology platforms.
As officials and payers continue to spar over the risk corridor program, yet another health insurer has turned to litigation to settle its grievances.
The risk adjustment program of the Affordable Care Act is under fire from smaller payers who say the temporary premium stabilization program is a scheme that pads the pockets of the major insurers while choking off small insurers.
If it receives regulatory approval, Maryland CO-OP Evergreen Health will become a for-profit company.
