Begich to keynote State of Reform | Defining the "gap" | Exchange sustainability
DJ Wilson | Jun 25, 2014
Burwell Announces HealthCare.gov Executives
David Peters | Jun 23, 2014
Cover Oregon Board Makes Way for the Feds
Amy Snow Landa | Apr 25, 2014 | Oregon
5 Things We’re Watching – Alaska, January 2014
DJ Wilson | Jan 30, 2014
Enrollment Growing in Alaska
Grace Guenther | Dec 11, 2013 | Alaska
Alaska State officials announced last week that the health insurance marketplace is making progress, but the federally run website is still experiencing some glitches. From its launch on October 1, navigators, In-Person Assisters, and brokers helping Alaskans sign-up for insurance have expressed frustration over the technical issues that barred many
Idaho Exchange's Weeg Says They Will “Beg, Borrow and Steal” To Meet Open Enrollment On Oct 1
Erin Thurston | May 10, 2013
Jason Milliman over at Politico explains how Idaho is looking to incorporate infrastructure from the federal exchange marketplace in order to meet federal exchange deadlines in order to allow them to maintain control of Idaho's exchange: Idaho in health exchange 'scramble' By JASON MILLMAN | 5/10/13 Can a state actually
Federal Exchange: "We'll Be Ready. No Matter What."
Erin Thurston | Apr 11, 2013 | Alaska
The HHS budget released yesterday calls for $1.5 billion to implement (at least in part) the federal exchange for 33 states. Despite Republican's ongoing refusal to increase funding, with some creative financing HHS maintains "we'll be ready. No matter what." Politico reports: To pay for the $1.5 billion HHS expects