In an article by journalist Carla K Johnson, we get some insights about how difficult it is for consumers to determine what drugs were included in their health plans. 

To read more, visit the following link: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/report-health-exchanges-drug-coverage-confusing

In an article by journalist Kat Greene, we get to know that the city council of Washington, D.C. imposed a tax on all health insurers. The plan was submitted by the city's DC Health Link insurance exchange. It empowers the districts to impose tax on all health-insurance carriers for exchange funding. 

To read more, visit the following link: http://www.law360.com/articles/535633/dc-council-approves-tax-to-aid-health-exchange

In an article by Rita Pyrillis (senior editor of Workforce), we get some insights about how enrollment in private health insurance exchanges is expected to grow in the next few years. The potential growth of private exchanges has attracted other major consulting firms into the market, including Buck Consultants, Mercer and Towers Watson & Co.

To know more about this aspect, visit the following link: http://www.workforce.com/articles/20427-health-exchange-rate-begins-to-grow 

In an article by Nancy Duta (a health consultant with Sibson Consulting) and Christopher Calvert (a senior vice president and the Health Practice leader for Sibson Consulting), we get some insights about what employers must know in order to make informed decisions to chose a health insurance plan for his employee. Employers primarily collaborated with insurance carriers to provide health benefits to their employees. In order to make informed decisions, employers need to fully understand what exchanges are and how they operate.

To read more, visit the following link: http://www.sibson.com/publications/perspectives/Volume_21_Issue_1/private-health-insurance-exchange.html

In an article by Mary Shinn (a news reporter for The Cortez Journal), we get some insights about why some small business organizations across the state chose to sign up for health insurance through health exchanges.

To read more, visit the following link:http://durangoherald.com/article/20140422/NEWS04/140429885/Limited-participation-seen-in-health-exchange-

In a report by Carol M. Ostrom, reporter of The Seattle Times, we get to know that four new companies want to sell individual health-insurance plans inside the Washington Healthplanfinder online exchange for coverage in 2015. The new entrants into the exchange marketplace are:  Moda Health Plan, Columbia United Providers, Health Alliance Northwest Health Plan and UnitedHealthcare of Washington. Of them, Moda Health Plan, also proposes to offer small-business policies through the Small Business Health Options Program, known as SHOP.

To read more, visit the following link: http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2023532022_healthinsurancenewplansxml.html