As Obama’s health insurance legislation continues to roll out, we’ve seen Texas health insurance companies close and other insurers drop coverage they could no longer afford to offer. Federal health
Health care reform is shouldering a lot of blame these days, from increasing our Texas health insurance costs to imposing such strict measures that insurers are forced to drop coverage
Since ObamaCare—the administration’s $1 trillion health care plan—was passed in March, Democrats have lauded its passage as a step toward health care utopia, while Republicans have admonished it as unsustainable
Despite all of the discourse surrounding ObamaCare and the political maneuvering of the past six months, most health care reforms haven’t yet been implemented. Instead, changes to Texas health insurance
As the ObamaCare veil continues to be lifted, it’s further exposed as a cavalier, irresponsible piece of legislation wrecking havoc on Texas health insurance. From its severely high costs to
Like the rest of the country, Texas health insurance is going through the ringer, facing austere regulations, threats to Medicaid and financial mandates passed down by the current administration. While
The health care legislation passed back in March was monumental for a variety of reasons. For example, it was a long time in the making and was finally pushed through
The health care legislation passed earlier this year will have a variety of effects, some starting this year and others rolling out through 2014. One of the most noteworthy elements
A recent report notes that nearly 250,000 small businesses in Texas will get help providing their employees with Texas health insurance via a federal tax credit as part of the
Medicaid patients aren’t popular among doctors, who receive state-subsidized fees significantly lower than traditional market value for their services. And with provider fees being trimmed another one percent on September
