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Expiration if the Reinsurance Program and why it was for three years is beyond me. Politics?
Insurer's undercharged initially then had to raise prices, so they say.
That question was for the benefit of the poster, tho they've never listened in the past.
Marco Rubio helped get rid of the risk corridors. They knew initially insurance companies would take a hit because a lot of sick people who couldn't afford care would be rushing to get it. Also for costs harder to anticipate. They figured with a few cycles of everyone being insured, there would be fewer emergency and late stage illnesses because theoretically people could be seen regularly and with preventive care and early screening catch diseases while they were treatable and less expensive to do so. So they set up risk corridors to temporarily reimburse at higher rates. When that was pulled, many insurers increased prices or pulled out altogether. If the GOP had spent half as much time trying to improve the ACA as they have trying to sabotage it, it would be a much better program.
How the ACA ‘Risk Corridor’ Fallout Is Hurting Health Care
Insurers’ inability to recover their dues under an Affordable Care Act risk-sharing program is not only impacting those companies but also causing collateral damage in the marketplace, say experts.…Read More
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