The 5 policy pieces ACA marketplace participants care about most

Event Date: 8/10/2017

Event Overview

Thursday, August 10, 2017
1:30pm CT – 3:00pm CT (90 minutes)

Session description:

Mike Adelberg, Principal, and Tricia Beckmann, Director, of Faegre Baker Daniels Consulting, formerly senior members of CCIIO, will discuss the continued challenges of surrounding the ACA Marketplaces heading into Plan Year 2018. In this webinar, they will cover how the current regulatory landscape shaped by the Trump Administration could change the game plan of QHP insurers. They will also identify opportunities for state customization pursuant to the new administration’s drive to provide states greater flexibility. During this 90-minute session, Mike and Tricia will cover the latest developments on several important topics:

• CSRs and IRS enforcement of the individual mandate
• The 3Rs and Small Plans: What to expect for the final year of Risk Corridors and how might CMS further tweak Risk Adjustment?
• Special Enrollment Periods: HealthCare.gov implementation of pre-verification
• State Efforts to Leverage Medicaid to Bolster Exchange Participation
• State Innovation Waiver opportunities
• The RFI: CMS Considers its Next Moves

This event is designed for:

Health plan leadership and stakeholders driving your health plan's short and long term strategy in the ACA marketplace.

This event is hosted on our Readytalk platform.

Documents

8/10/2017

Recording: The 5 policy pieces ACA marketplace participants care about most
Mike Adelberg, Senior Director with FaegreBD Consulting, works with health plans across the country as they continue riding the waves created by intense political uncertainty for the ACA marketplace. He covers the five components that impact health plans more than any other, and how the political and regulatory landscape is changing many health care payers' game plan.

8/9/2017

Presentation: The 5 policy pieces ACA marketplace participants care about most
Mike Adelberg, Senior Director with FaegreBD Consulting, works with health plans across the country as they continue riding the waves created by intense political uncertainty for the ACA marketplace. He covers the five components that impact health plans more than any other, and how the political and regulatory landscape is changing many health care payers' game plan.