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More insurer options available for North Carolinians on federal ACA health exchange

The 2022 open enrollment period begins Monday for the federal health insurance exchange with a sign-up period again scheduled to end Dec. 15. In each case, coverage begins Jan. 1. "Open enrollment is an opportunity for residents to choose the best insurance plan to meet their needs if they do not have health insurance through their employer or through private...

AmeriHealth Caritas, a national leader in Medicaid managed care and other health care solutions for those most in need, announced that Rebecca Engelman has been promoted to executive vice president, Medicaid Markets. AmeriHealth Caritas’ Medicaid plans combine to serve nearly 2.5 million members in Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, North...

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AmeriHealth Caritas, a national leader in Medicaid managed care and other health care solutions for those most in need, announced it has appointed Mark Grippi as market president of its Ohio Medicaid plan, AmeriHealth Caritas Ohio. “We are committed to building an Ohio team with deep roots in the state and its communities. Mark’ s Ohio- based expertise and record of...

AmeriHealth Caritas has unveiled a new product, AmeriHealth Caritas Next, which will mark its entry into the Affordable Care Act's exchanges.

Transamerica has a new regional vice president for retirement plans.

NH Medicaid still neglects dental health care funding Modified: 7/7/2021 9:52:54 PM ENFIELD — For the people with developmental disabilities who are under the care of Visions for Creative Housing Solutions, a routine dental appointment can clean out their modest savings accounts. The nonprofit serves 11 residents at its Enfield location and soon will serve 11 more in Lebanon when a second location on Green Street opens later this month. As adults with disabilities, Visions residents primarily...

Costs watched as Medicaid managed care begins in North Carolina Associated Press Getty Images After six years of preparations and delays, most of North Carolinas Medicaid recipients switched over to managed care Thursday with its developers hopeful the changes will mean improved health outcomes and controlled costs. "Its been a long time coming," said Rep. Donny Lambeth, a Forsyth County Republican who helped pass the managed care law in 2015 and other legislative adjustments, some finalized ju...