Insurers are scrambling to keep up with ObamaCare drama

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Source: The Hill

Insurance companies blindsided by the Senate GOP’s decision to pull the plug on bipartisan talks and move forward again with ObamaCare repeal are scrambling to figure out how to move forward.

The death of the bipartisan push leaves them with no clear way to shore up fragile marketplaces ahead of the 2018 enrollment season, which begins Nov. 1.

The new ObamaCare repeal bill may get a Senate vote next week.

If it becomes law, insurers will face a whole new world in 2020, with states deciding how to use millions in block grant funding that will come from Washington.
If it fails, it’s uncertain if there will be another bipartisan push.

Either way, it creates huge concerns for insurers.

Read more: http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/351617-insurers-are-scrambling-to-keep-up-with-obamacare-drama

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I feel that any senator that votes yes to create this death panel, must help pay for there individual constitutes pre-existing conditions out of their own pocket, since after all, they get there pay check from the same people they are f*cking, and they need to be held accountable for there actions.................



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1. Sign-up starts in a little more than six weeks from now.

Insurers may have to overestimate the cost of premiums with the uncertainty of ACA.

I dread how much it will cost next year.