Health insurers request average 7.16% rate increase for individual health insurance market
Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner | May 31, 2022 | Washington
DCBS releases preliminary 2022 rate decisions
Emily Boerger | Jul 1, 2021 | Oregon
An overview of Nevada’s new insurance law (SB 420)
James C. Capretta | Jun 28, 2021 | Federal
15 health insurers file plans for 2021 individual health insurance market
The Office of Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler | May 26, 2020 | Washington
Fifteen health insurers filed 183 plans for Washington’s 2021 individual health insurance market — with two new insurers entering: UnitedHealthcare of Oregon and Community Health Network of Washington. The filings indicate a strong response from health insurers to provide more choice for consumers during the current coronavirus pandemic. They also
Oregonians get early glimpse of 2021 health insurance rates
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services | May 20, 2020 | Oregon
Oregon consumers can get a first look at requested rates for 2021 individual and small group health insurance plans, the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services announced today. In the individual market, six companies submitted rate change requests ranging from an average 3.5 percent decrease to an average 11.1
5 Things Utah: Budget review, Public comments on waiver, Bill Stilling
DJ Wilson | Nov 21, 2019 | Utah
November is a great time of year to show a little extra gratitude... So, with that in mind, thank you for reading our stuff. Thanks also to those folks that come to speak and attend our conference earlier this year. Your engagement and support is what holds our entire enterprise
5 Things California: Covered California rates, Joel Gray, legislative action
DJ Wilson | Jul 18, 2019 | California
Thanks to Emily B and Emily V for holding down this newsletter while I was on vacation with my family. We spent time in Croatia, Bosnia and Montenegro to re-learn with our kids what happens when nationalist politics takes over a country's civic life. Sarajevo is still recovering from over
Covered California announces average 0.8% preliminary rate change in individual market
Covered California | Jul 11, 2019 | California
Covered California unveiled its preliminary rates for the upcoming 2020 coverage year, revealing how consumers will benefit from new state initiatives, and announced that a major carrier will be expanding into new areas and providing consumers with more choice. The preliminary average rate change for California’s individual market
Cambia Grove holds kick-off conversation on Washington’s public option
Emily Boerger | Jun 20, 2019 | Washington
On Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Jay Inslee was joined by a group of legislators, patients, and state health leaders to discuss the roll-out of the Legislature’s recently passed public option bill. The conversation, held at Cambia Grove, brought a diverse group of voices to the table to discuss next steps in