Well, this week marked the end of open enrollment on the healthcare exchange and the next open enrollment won't be open until November 15. So what about folks who are on COBRA or experience a COBRA qualifying event between now and then?
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Robert Meyers
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Marketplace Open Enrollment Ends - What About COBRA Folks?
Tags: cobra coverage, cobra, COBRA qualifying event, marketplace plan
COBRA CONUNDRUMS - Are 29’ers Eligible for COBRA?
COBRA CONUNDRUMS is reprinted from the February, 2014 issue of Health Insurance Underwriter Magazine featuring our very own Robert Meyers.
Tags: cobra conundrums, affordable care act, COBRA qualifying event, cobra qualifying events, 29'ers and cobra
COBRA CONUNDRUMS – How Do New FSA Rules Apply in COBRA Scenarios?
COBRA CONUNDRUMS reprinted from the January, 2014 issue of Health Insurance Underwriter Magazine featuring our very own Robert Meyers.
Tags: cobra administration, cobra conundrums, cobra, flexible spending accounts, fsa, fsa under cobra, limited cobra
Here’s another insightful Affordable Care Act update from our friend Jason M. Cogdill, Corporate Counsel & Benefits Attorney at ProBenefits, Inc.
Tags: Affordable Care Act update, aca, health premium reimbursement, marketplace update, health insurance guidance
Finally … Long Awaited Employer Mandate Guidance
Here’s another great update from our friend Jason M. Cogdill, Corporate Counsel & Benefits Attorney at ProBenefits, Inc.
Tags: employer mandate, cobra blog, affordable care act, employer mandate guidance, cobra guard
The Biggest ACA News of 2014: What Hasn’t Happened
Here’s another great update from our friend Jason M. Cogdill, Corporate Counsel & Benefits Attorney at ProBenefits, Inc.
Tags: cobra administration, employer mandate, cobra blog, affordable care act, aca
COBRA CONUNDRUMS reprinted from the December, 2013 issue of Health Insurance Underwriter Magazine featuring our very own Robert Meyers.
Tags: cobra administration, cobra conundrums, cobra coverage, cobra, aca and cobra, cobra and aca
Is the HIPAA Certificate of Creditable Coverage Now Obsolete?
The Affordable Care Act eliminated the concept of preexisting condition exclusions as of 2014. From a 30,000-foot view, this may seem to spell the end of certificates of creditable coverage, a provision of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).
Tags: cobra notices, certificate of creditable coverage, creditable coverage, preexisting condition clause, health reform update
Gross Misconduct – How Gross Does It Have to Be?
Tags: cobra administration, gross misconduct, cobra benefits, cobra eligibility, hr best practices, eligibility and enrollment, direct billing, billing reconciliation
COBRA CONUNDRUMS – Does COBRA Apply to Voluntary Benefits?
COBRA CONUNDRUMS reprinted from the October, 2013 issue of Health Insurance Underwriter Magazine featuring our very own Robert Meyers.
Tags: cobra administration, cobra conundrums, cobra bob, cobra, cobra and voluntary benefits