By P. Richard Hayes —— Bio and Archives--June 13, 2018
The old advertisement admonished consumers that, “You can pay me now…or pay me later.” Proposed changes to short-term health insurance policies – for all of their philosophical merits – instead could lead to a scenario where everybody pays, all the time.
The plan would permit state insurance commissioners to expand the use of short-term, limited-duration health insurance for people experiencing a lapse in coverage. Currently, these options carry a three-month limit before the individual would need to sign up for a longer-term plan through Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges. The proposed new rule would grant state insurance commissioners leeway to extend these short-term plans to periods lasting up to 12 months, and could potentially allow people to renew them after that period has elapsed.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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