Showing posts with label Affordable Care Act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Affordable Care Act. Show all posts

If you have a Kynect policy, or are buying one, shop around to get the best deal; prices and tax credits change each year

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Obamacare customers in Kentucky probably need to shop around the Kynect health insurance marketplace if they want to get a better deal this...

Kynect enrollment for private, subsidized insurance reopens; previous enrollees should check website and re-enroll

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By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's second annual open enrollment period has started...

Most Kentuckians who bought health insurance on Kynect will pay higher premiums next year

thumbnail Most premiums for private health insurance purchased through Kentucky's health insurance exchange, Kynect , will increase in 2015. Most ...

Edelen says rural hospitals are top issue for rural U.S. and rural Kentucky; says some pols in state want to give up on rural Ky.

thumbnail By Molly Burchett and Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – State Auditor Adam Edelen has finished his series of town-ha...

Expert says Ky. is one of 13 states where people in individual insurance market are better off than before reform law

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By Molly Burchett and Al Cross Kentucky Health News Most of the focus on Obamacare has been on people who are no longer uninsured, or those ...

Mental-health coverage now required, but access is limited; Medicaid share of all new Ky. enrollments is 85 percent

thumbnail More people in Kentucky and the nation have access to mental-health care than ever, because of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Ac...

Medicaid managed-care forums for health-care providers to be held around Kentucky in next six weeks

thumbnail The Cabinet for Health and Family Services has scheduled a new round of forums for health-care providers in each of the eight Medicaid regi...

Hospitals say too many of the newly insured are using emergency rooms for primary care; state says it's working on the problem

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By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News More people with health insurance, a shortage of primary-care physicians and a steep learning curve ...