Meridian Health Insurance?

Meridian health insurance is a physician-owned and operated group of health plans and companies. They service Medicare and Medicaid in low-resource environments. In some states, in some regions, they really let insurers (of all types public and private) get away with some B-S. Essentially the insurer is offering a network that is so tight that your coverage becomes lackluster (to be fair you coverage was also probably cheaper than other offers)

HRAs, FSAs, and Employer Healthcare Arrangements

Employers can use Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs), Employer Payment Plans, and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) to save money on healthcare. We take a look at healthcare arrangements to find out how they can benefits employers and employees alike. We will also look at how they affect employer and employee taxes and penalties. It’s important to understand… Read More

What is the Best Health Insurance Plan?

Tips on getting the best health insurance plan

The best health insurance plan for an individual or family is going to depend on the income and needs of that family. With that said, many will find a marketplace plan that qualifies for cost assistance to be the best value for them. Very generally speaking the best health plan when it comes to benefits… Read More

King V Burwell Simplified

We’ve simplified King V Burwell, the ObamaCare subsidy lawsuit. We explain the Supreme Court case, its history, ideology, and outcome in simple terms. King V Burwell Summary King V Burwell was a lawsuit heard by the Supreme Court in 2015. It challenged the legality of subsidies issued by the IRS on behalf of states that used… Read More

Where Does Tax Penalty Money Go?

When you pay the tax penalty it goes toward healthcare spending on ACA subsidies, Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal and state healthcare programs.

Paycheck Deduction For Affordable Care Act?

There was an increase to the Medicare tax, if you are a higher-earning employee this may account for the paycheck deduction. It could also be related to paying into employer-sponsored coverage.

Summary of the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010

Summary of the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 The HealthCare and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 was signed into law along with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, below is a summary. The health care related sections of both of these laws is what we usually think of as “ObamaCare”. The Student Aid and Fiscal… Read More

ObamaCare Cadillac Tax (Excise Tax on High End Plans)

ObamaCare’s Cadillac Tax is a 40% excise tax on high end plans above $10,200 for individuals and $27,500 for family coverage that was set to start in 2018 but was been delayed. This tax is not deductible. The excise tax is one of the main revenue sources for the ACA, helps curb healthcare costs, and… Read More

Can I Get a Health Plan for a Short Time?

When you get covered through the Marketplace that plan lasts a year. However, you can cancel at anytime. This means you can keep coverage for any length of time up to a year, each year.

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