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What do employers need to consider regarding healthcare benefits? The enactment of the
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
marks the latest step in a continuing shift from virtually no federal regulation of employer-sponsored health insurance to extensive substantive and administrative requirements. This regulation initially included the reporting, disclosure, and claims procedure requirements enacted in the
Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
. Through the years, additional federal requirements were added, including portability and coverage guarantees, minimum maternity stays, mental health parity, required coverage of reconstructive surgery following a covered mastectomy, coverage of adoptees, and pediatric vaccine requirements. During the same period, there was a large increase in state insurance law benefit mandates.
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Guidance
1094-C and 1095-C and Employer Shared Responsibility Requirements: Prepare for Upcoming ACA Compliance Deadlines (2/2020)
02/13/2020
National
167958
surveys.aspx
Surveys
Benefits: Health Insurance - 2014
02/17/2014
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167364
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Benefits: Health Insurance Survey Data - 2013
02/05/2013
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167342
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Will there be an extension of the 3/1/13 deadline for employers to provide notice of the health insurance exchanges? Is there a sample notice?
01/15/2013
National
167233
index.aspx
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Can you outline the impact of the Affordable Care Act on small businesses?
10/15/2012
National
167066
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I am looking for information regarding Employer Shared Responsibility. In particular, how will an employer know what their employees’ household income is?
06/11/2012
National
166873
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Do the health care reform's financial penalties for discrimination based on compensation levels apply to groups with under 50 employees?
02/06/2012
National
166494
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Does the federal law on coverage for dependents to age 26 apply to employees who have dependents on dental and vision plans?
08/24/2011
National
160917
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Under ACA, dependent coverage must be offered to dependents up to age 26. Does this mean that an employee's step child would be eligible to enroll in our plan?
05/26/2011
National
160721
index.aspx
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If an employee that is 24 years old and works full-time, are they eligible to stay on their parent’s health plan or do they have to take their employer’s plan?
03/18/2011
National
160461
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Group Health Insurance Checklist
01/17/2011
National
160462
tools.aspx
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Health Insurance Carrier Checklist
01/17/2011
National
160463
tools.aspx
Checklists
Health Insurance Cost Containment Checklist
01/17/2011
National
160147
index.aspx
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Can we reduce healthcare benefits of employees who, although eligible for medicare, preferred to keep the employer’s private healthcare insurance?
11/15/2010
National
160076
index.aspx
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Can we charge employees extra for coverage of adult children up to age 26?
10/01/2010
National
160070
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A group has two health plans, Plan A for the owner and Plan B for employees. At renewal, can the owner raise employee contributions for Plan B and make no changes to Plan A?
09/24/2010
National
160058
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Under healthcare reform, can a dependent maintain coverage under their parents' plan even if they are eligible for coverage with their employer?
09/17/2010
National
159904
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Can you tell me the rules for management carveouts in healthcare reform?
08/09/2010
National
159574
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The spouse of an employee recently lost his job after exhausting his FMLA. The employee wants to add him to her group policy. Can they deny him coverage?
05/27/2010
National
159533
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Under the new Healthcare Reform, dependents up to age 26 will be able to remain on their parents' health plan; does this apply to dental benefits too?
05/07/2010
National
159523
surveys.aspx
Surveys
Healthcare Insurance Practices Survey Results - 2010
05/03/2010
National
159492
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
I heard that in 2011 we will need to include on W-2’s the amount that the employer has paid for the employees health benefits. How long are we allowed to pre-tax health insurance?
04/13/2010
National
159447
index.aspx
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If an employer wishes to pay a flat amount towards group medical benefits, example $200 per employee, can an employee take that $200 and find his own inidividual policy instead? If so, can that $200 be treated as pre-tax?
03/15/2010
National
159406
tools.aspx
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Model Employer CHIP Notice
02/09/2010
National
160460
tools.aspx
Checklists
Controlling Healthcare Costs Checklist
01/17/2010
National
156455
index.aspx
Analysis
Healthcare Insurance
03/04/2009
National
156270
index.aspx
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Have you heard of companies offering different health insurance rates to smokers vs. non-smokers? We are looking at discounting the insurance rates for non-smokers by $25.00 per month. Could you give me some advice on writing a policy on this?
11/07/2008
National
155798
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Regarding HSAs, does an employer have any fiduciary responsibility related to the investments that an employee might choose?
12/10/2007
National
155691
index.aspx
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If you are an employer group with under 20 employees are there any issues with requiring smokers to pay more of their health premium than non-smokers?
09/13/2007
National
155313
index.aspx
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We are a small company that offers a contribution for our employees if they take the health insurance policy we offer. Are we legally bound to pay this contribution if they choose to take a different health insurance from the one the company uses?
09/12/2006
National
155274
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
If an employee is on unpaid leave, is the employer obligated to continue paying for his health insurance by law. This employee is not on FMLA.
08/15/2006
National
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