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The Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the Affordable Care Act , ruling that the plaintiffs did not have the legal right to sue. The ACA remains the law of the land.
Increasingly, individuals comprising today’s workforce are straddled with significant levels of student loan debt. At the same time, these workers are often conflicted as to whether they should
Download our 2021 First Quarter Compliance Digest, featuring all of the released compliance bulletins for January through March.
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The Departments recently jointly published a second set of regulations to address the provisions of the No Surprises Act. The new regulations primarily provide guidance on a Federal Independent
The Departments recently issued FAQ Part 50 addressing several important issues concerning group health plans including incentives under wellness programs, denial of eligibility and coverage of
The Secretary of Health and Human Services recently announced that the administration will renew the COVID-19 pandemic Public Health Emergency, scheduled to expire on July 20, 2021. This will once
The Department of Health and Human Services recently published the “payment parameters” portion of its Annual Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2024. For purposes of employer-sponsored
Looking for ways to create a smoother open enrollment and trim benefit costs? A restructured benefit design and automated enrollment process provides the human resource staff a powerful platform to
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