Affordable Care Act
With 30 days until second open enrollment, organizations highlight tax credits, website improvements
UnitedHealthcare and tech-focused Oscar Health Insurance increase number of marketplace insurers to five
Jennifer Guhl Photography2015 will be first year of Obamacare penalties for businesses that don’t provide medical coverage for their workers
Obamacare, Medicaid expansion key factors in big increase in number of people with medical coverage
Atlantic City could be a significant test case for federal health coverage
As ‘grandfathered’ plans fade, however, more will be affected by new health coverage regulations
Insurers required to spend at least 80 percent of premiums to pay medical claims, or else return money via rebates or added benefits
Court decisions throw settled situation into turmoil for growing group of newly insured
Vitale says he would continue push for state insurance exchange if ruling against subsidies is upheld
In an ironic twist, funding issues raised by the Affordable Care Act threatens primary-care clinics in urban areas
Foes say multi-employer insurance arrangements could cover mainly young, healthy people, side-stepping key Obamacare provision
CEO aims to eliminate deficit in three years, make case for preserving hospital’s major role in northern New Jersey healthcare
Medicaid comprehensive waiver moves state from system focused on nursing homes to more home-based and community services
New report recommends ways to overcome language differences, other hurdles
Study finds NJ residents trail Northeast and nation in knowledge of basic insurance terms
NJ trails country in percentage of seniors who choose private insurance plans
Subsidies cut costs for many residents while nationwide mandates make state’s high premiums closer to the norm
Amanda BrownMore than 45,000 gain insurance coverage through expanded Medicaid as counties, state work through backlog of applications
Medicaid expansion under Affordable Care Act cited as key reason for big drop in uninsured
Jersey City cited as example for training municipal workers to help residents apply for coverage
NJTV NewsDelayed computer system adds to problems in getting New Jersey residents enrolled in Medicaid program