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UPMC Producer Update 6/3/2014 - New Member Welcome Mailing UPMC Health Plan will mail an updated new member welcome guide to new members with effective dates of January 1, 2014. Click here to read more.
FFM Alert: Agent and Broker Registration for the 2015 Plan Year This e-mail contains important announcements for agents and brokers in the Federally-facilitated Marketplace (FFM). Agent and broker registration for the 2015 plan year will be available beginning in early July 2014! At that time, agents and brokers may begin completing their FFM registration requirements for the 2015 plan year. Click here to read more. Find Opportunities Outside of ACA Enrollment The window may be closed, but we're about to open doors. Did you know options exist for those that missed the enrollment deadline and for those that are struggling with high-deductible exchange plans? Click here to read more. Weekly PPACA Update Conference Call In a continuing effort to assist our agent-partners in getting the information needed to flourish within the under 65 group and individual markets in Pennsylvania, we are holding weekly live webinars. They will serve as a place to get your questions answered and discuss topics and strategies that will lead to your continued success in the health insurance market. Click here to register. Weekly PPACA Conference Call Archives Click here to view the archived recordings of the PPACA Conference Calls.
Individual market sales surge under PPACA Sales for health care plans outside the exchanges surged at the beginning of the year, according to new analysis. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that roughly 3 to 3.5 million new people signed up for coverage that began by the end of March through brokers or carriers. That brings the total number of people in the individual market to about 15 million, Kaiser said. Click here to read more. Small Employers Need Guidance On ACA Four years after the ACA’s enactment, less than one-third (27%) of employers with fewer than 50 employees state that they understand health care reform “very well” or better, according to Aflac’s latest WorkForces Report. Click here to read more.
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