Open enrollment for the state’s health insurance marketplace, Get Covered New Jersey, starts Nov. 1
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The new state-run health care exchange will allow NJ residents to obtain coverage even if the Supreme Court overturns the Affordable Care Act.
One challenge the state might face with this year's open enrollment is volume with many people out of work.
Just in time for open enrollment, Phil Murphy announced the launch of NJ's official health insurance marketplace called Get Covered New Jersey.
Sens. Menendez and Booker give details on grants to the Garden State to battle the coronavirus pandemic. Holy Name Medical Center will get some to ...
(NJ Spotlight News)Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that deaths from opioid overdoses in New Jersey dropped in 2019, from 3,118 to 3,021.
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New Jersey could switch over to a state-based health insurance marketplace a year sooner than initially planned.
The Senate Majority Office says a bill to create a state-based exchange isn’t being held up. In fact, it’s still being worked on to expand ...
The coalition wants Pallone, who is chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, to co-sponsor HR 1384, the Medicare for All Act.
Health Commissioner Shereef Elnahal outlines his priorities for fiscal year 2020 before the Senate budget committee.
New Jersey is home to 3.8 million people with pre-existing conditions who fear they could struggle to find affordable health care insurance without Obamacare.
At the end of March Pallone expects to move the bills out of subcommittee, and ultimately onto the House floor.
Banning smoking on the beach, reinstating the individual mandate, and bills that improving safety on school buses are some of the new laws going to ...
St. James Church in Newark was rocking Wednesday morning in anticipation of Gov. Phil Murphy’s visit, where Murphy and his progressive agenda are popular.
Despite lower premium costs and the state increasing funding for outreach, New Jersey is on track to sign up fewer individuals on healthcare.gov than last ...
The soon-to-be chair of the Energy and Commerce committee talks about what it will be like to work with the incoming freshman members of Congress, ...