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What you need to know - the most important parts of the law are listed here.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Open Enrollment: People with Medicare can call 1-800-MEDICARE or visit www.medicare.gov for plan information. If you are satisfied that your current plan will meet your needs for next year, you don’t need to do anything.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
People with Medicare can compare the quality of health and drug plan options and select the plans that are the best value for their needs for 2013.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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In 2013, the prescription drug discount will increase to 52.5% for brand-name drugs and 21% for generics.- Open Enrollment in Medicare starts on October 15th. Find and compare Medicare Health Plans, Prescription Drug Plans and Medigap Policies in your area: https://medicare.gov/find-a-plan/questions/home.aspx
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Nearly 10,000 National Health Service Corps clinicians are treating some 10.4 million people in underserved communities nationwide. We celebrate the important work of the Corps in increasing access to primary care where it’s needed most.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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“My first thought, as I was trying to process the fact that my two-year-old has cancer, [was] how am I going to take care of her? What does this mean if we have our health benefits through my employer? Can I leave my job? Are we going to be able to maintain our coverage?” - Alycia S.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
“As a mother of a child with cancer I have plenty to give me worry. One thing I don’t have to worry about now, thanks to the Affordable Care Act, is having Avey’s treatment denied." -Alycia S.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Read a consumer’s guide to the Affordable Care Act and the health insurance marketplace, plus a list of all your coverage options, both public and private. Learn about your rights and protections under the Affordable Care Act.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Find out what's available now and what's coming in 2014.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Use these resources to share, print, and download informative materials about the Affordable Care Act.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, we wanted to let you know that because of the health care law, Latina women – and their families — will have the opportunity to lead healthier lives. Check out our guest blog about how new preventive services are giving Latinas more control over their health http://ow.ly/elhiy- We've updated our Facebook tabs to include social media sharing tools. At the top of our Facebook page, click on the Health Care and You, Find Insurance, and Prevention tabs. If you like what you see, use the new tools to share them with your friends.
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If you have fewer than 25 employees and provide health insurance, you may qualify for a tax credit of up to 35% (up to 25% for non-profits) to offset the cost of your insurance.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Use a search tool to find a basic profile of your insurance company or information about Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) and Rate Reviews.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Your insurance company can’t raise rates by 10% or more without first explaining its reasons to your state or federal Rate Review program. All explanations will be posted on HealthCare.gov and your Rate Review program will give you a chance to comment on them.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Many Americans worry about getting their money’s worth when it comes to health care. The Affordable Care Act requires insurance companies to spend your premium dollars primarily on health care.- We've updated our Facebook tabs to include social media sharing tools. At the top of our Facebook page, click on the Health Care and You, Find Insurance, and Prevention tabs. If you like what you see, use the new tools to share them with your friends.
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The Affordable Care Act provides you with new ways to hold insurance companies accountable and keep your costs down. These changes can help you get the most out of your health insurance.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
The Affordable Care Act gives you a variety of alternatives to the individual private insurance market. If you need health insurance, these programs may be available to you.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
In addition to covering pre-existing conditions for children, the health care law includes important consumer protections.- We've updated our Facebook tabs to include social media sharing tools. At the top of our Facebook page, click on the Health Care and You, Find Insurance, and Prevention tabs. If you like what you see, use the new tools to share them with your friends.
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The Affordable Care Act strengthens Medicare, offers eligible seniors a range of preventive services with no cost-sharing, and provides discounts on drugs when in the coverage gap known as the “donut hole.” Learn how the health care law affects people age 65 or older.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Now, under the health care law, plans that cover children can no longer exclude, limit, or deny coverage to your child under age 19 solely based on a health problem or disability that your child developed before you applied for coverage.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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People in every state can apply for coverage in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan thanks to the health care law. And starting in 2014, it will be illegal for insurance companies to discriminate against anyone with a pre-existing condition.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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Effective January 1, 2014, tax credits to help the middle class afford insurance will become available for those with income between 100% and 400% of the poverty line who are not eligible for other affordable coverage. (In 2010, 400% of the poverty line comes out to about $43,000 for an individual or $88,000 for a family of four.)HealthCare.gov shared a link.
The health care law is helping people like Myrna, who have pre-existing conditions, find health coverage and peace of mind.
It's Myrna-Care: http://www.healthcare.gov/blog/2012/04/mycare_myrna.htmlHealthCare.gov shared a link.
This new consumer protection is effective for health plan years beginning on or after September 23, 2010. Use the Timeline to find out what's changing and when.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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Just a reminder that all viewpoints are welcome, but please keep it civil and take moment to read our comment policy.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Here are some small steps you can take today to improve your health.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
You may be eligible for preventive care such as mammograms, colonoscopies, screenings for osteoporosis and more.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
The Affordable Care Act ends lifetime dollar caps on coverage, meaning women like Judy who battle breast cancer can focus on staying well and living their lives.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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Download or order these free publications on breast cancer.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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This open data set allows innovators and entrepreneurs to create tools that help consumers and small businesses find the best health insurance plans.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
U.S. News & World Report used the HHS HealthCare Finder API to create a tool to help consumers find the best health insurance plans for their specific needs.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Tell us what data sets you think should be API-enabled and explain how the data might be used. Suggest a data set in the comments or by visiting http://www.healthdata.gov/node/add/dataset-suggestionHealthCare.gov shared a link.
Under the Affordable Care Act, you and your family may be eligible for some important preventive services — which can help you avoid illness and improve your health — at no additional cost to you.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
When the Affordable Care Act was signed into law more than two years ago, Americans began to take their health care into their own hands. Find out how the law is helping young adults like Isbah: http://www.healthcare.gov/blog/2012/09/mycare_isbah.htmlHealthCare.gov shared a link.
In 2014 insurance companies will no longer be able to discriminate against people who have pre-existing conditions and people like Judy will have more options for coverage.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Thanks to the health care law, preventive benefits like mammograms and well-woman visits are covered for many women at no out-of-pocket cost.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
This October, we recognize the importance of prevention and early detection in the fight against breast cancer.HealthCare.gov shared a link.
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