Guaranteed formula for disaster.
Increases affordability for working families even further by reducing the amount that low and moderate income individuals will have to pay for coverage in the state subsidized pool, limits premiums based on income, and creates a tax credit for individuals/families between 250-350% of the federal poverty level.
guaranteed formula for disaster.
The legislation also requires employers to offer employees IRS Code Section 125 plans.
Guaranteed formula for disaster.
Required insurance to guarantee coverage, with limits on how much they can charge based on age or health status, so that all individuals have access to affordable products.
Guaranteed formula to run insurance companies out by the score.
Maintains guarantee issue by ensuring that all Californians will be able to buy health insurance regardless of their medical history or age.
Guaranteed formula to run insurance out of the state.
Phases in elimination of medical rating and protects consumers against significant rate spikes based on their health status by putting parameters on what insurers can charge above or below a standard rate.
Guaranteed formula to run insurance out of the state.
Required that doctors contribute a 2% fee to subsidize a purchasing pool for low income Californians and, in return, receive more insured patients and higher Medi-Cal reimbursement.
Guaranteed formula to run doctors out of the state.
The basic premise of shared responsibility is that everyone who benefits from the reforms must contribute in a meaningful way. Although doctors are no longer required to contribute to the financing under the Act, they have additional responsibilities and incentives to care for many newly insured individuals.
Guaranteed formula to run doctors out of the state.
Required employers with 10 or more employees who choose not to offer health coverage to contribute an amount equal to 4% of payroll toward the cost of employees’ health coverage.
Guaranteed formula to run business out of the state.
Under the plan employers who do not offer health care coverage will make a contribution based upon a sliding scale fee from 0-4 percent based on their total payroll.
Guaranteed formula to run business out of the state.
$5,000 deductible plan with maximum out-of-pocket limits of $7,500 per person and $10,000 per family.
Cannot work with families under 300% of the poverty level.
Those are not rational numbers..