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Here and Now: States Respond to Health Insurance Reform

NCSL Legislative Summit: Aug. 11, 2011

 

Running time: 01:21:36

Speakers:
Gary Cohen
, Acting Director, Oversight Group, CCIIO, Centers For Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS/HHS), Maryland
Commissioner Sandy Praeger, Kansas Insurance Department, Kansas; Chairman, NAIC Health Insurance and Managed Care Comm. - "Powerpoint"
(Adobe acrobat logoPDF file-13 pages)

Kim Holland, Executive Directorfor States Affairs, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), Washington, D.C. - "Powerpoint"
(Adobe acrobat logoPDF file-3 pages)

Moderator:
Senator Jeremy J. Nordquist, Nebraska; Chairman Nebraska Retirement Systems Committee; Chair NCSL Health Committee

"Biography Sheet" (Adobe acrobat logoPDF file-2 pages)

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Overview

Sixteen months into federal health reform, states are responding in different ways–some relying on existing laws, some creating new state policies, while others let the federal government initiate programs. These "market reforms" include coverage for adult dependents, patients with pre-existing conditions and early-retirees, as well as expanded consumer protections, premium rate review and medical loss ratios.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NCSL Resources

NCSL Contact

Dick Cauchi
Program Director
Health Program 

2011 State Laws Implementing Health Insurance Market Reforms - MAP

 

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