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    The Affordable Care Act

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    law in 2010, just over five years ago. Since then the healthcare industry, and even organizations outside the industry, have been affected in many ways; from new reimbursement models, opening healthcare exchanges, millions of individuals gaining insurance that they previously did not have, and a plethora of new regulations just to name a few. Although the law was passed in 2010, it wasn’t until 2014 that millions of newly insured participants entered into the system when much of the affects were

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    Commonly known as Obamacare, the ACA has been attacked by legislators and state governments in court, and the deadlines for complete implementation have changed. Many taxpayers don 't realize that the wide-ranging tax effects have the force of law, and beginning in tax years 2014 and 2015, the effects become more significant for

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    Currently, the law mandate requires with 100 or more full-time employees to provide health insurance to full-timers or pay a fine. In 2006, those with less than 100 employees will have to follow suit. The law originally intended for both groups to comply with the mandate in 2014. Affordable health care also requires employer-sponsored health plans to cover 100% of preventive care services, such as immunizations, prenatal care, and drug screening. 80% of employers are considering raising

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    benefits for major health insurance companies or organizations. Some health insurance companies run their own pharmacy benefit organizations embedded within. PT is owned by a major health insurance company, TCTS. PT is owned by TCTS, but is not operated as a third party. It is rather operated as a third party organization that was created to give independence to the parent insurance company mandated to adjudicate pharmacy benefit for members. TCTS is a non-profit insurance company, but PT is a for-profit

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    and health insurance business in the United States of America. Some of the main focuses of Obamacare is to add new gains for health care, more rights, more security, and making health care more affordable and more accessible to every citizen in the United States. Before the Affordable Healthcare Act was signed into law it could become rather difficult to get health insurance. If a person tried to get health insurance you could be charged extra or completely denied from a health insurance plan solely

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    to make ends meet and if additional taxes are going to be added to their paychecks to deduct more of their pay it can really hurt the employee as well as their family. Another Con that the Affordable Care Act brings to the table is that health insurance will rise and be more costly for our American Citizens. They do say the quality will improve in the long run but it was never mentioned specifically of the amount

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    the US health insurance industry 3 3. Analysis of the US health insurance market structure 7 4. Strategies oligopoly firms use 8 4.1. Collusions, mergers and acquisitions 8 4.2. First-mover advantage 9 4.3. Punishment strategy 10 5. Pricing strategy and recommendations 11 6. Conclusion 12 7. Appendix 13 8. Bibliography 14 Introduction The purpose of the coursework is to undertake a critical analysis and an assessment of the level of competition in the insurance industry of

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    Mediclaim

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    kinds of health insurance policies available in the market. The basic types are mediclaim policies (also called health insurance policies), critical illness policies, hospitalization cash benefit, unit-linked health insurance plans and senior citizens’ health plans. A lot of people often get confused between general health plans (also called mediclaim policies) and critical illness policies. This post makes an attempt to clarify the difference between the two health insurance products: Mediclaim

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    large health care debt, many individuals seek health insurance. Health insurance is provided by private insurance companies or by the government. It covers health care expenses and provides the necessary health care. Although, health insurance is necessary it can also be very costly. The cost of health insurance has changed drastically over the years as it has become more expensive. Depending on personal characteristic, the cost of health insurance may vary. For instance, as individuals grow older

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    acquisition is completed, Anthem’s current shareholders will own 67% of the company, and Cigna’s former shareholders will own 33% (betterhealthcaretogether.com, 2015). In the wake of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, many of the top health insurance companies began looking for ways to become more cost efficient and increase scale (Mathews, 2015). Cigna President and CEO, David M Cordani stated the acquisition will provide consumers with “higher-quality products, lower prices and increased choices”

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