We started with a waiver to cover individuals who are h. I. V. Positive with incomes below the federal poverty limit. This coverage was extended to individuals who are h. I. V. Positive with incomes 100 below the federal poverty limit. The key to maintaining control of the costs there was cost neutrality. The other piece of let me go back. How do i go back . Oh. We then also took the early option to cover childless adults up to 133 . I mentioned that. Effective july, 2010. We also then received another 1115 waiver which is funded through an allocation to cover adults up to 200 of the federal poverty limit. We have received another 1115 waiver which is funded through a dish allocation to cover adults up to 200 of the federal poverty limit. We have expanded, unlike most state who is have opted for the Medicaid Expansion, who are expecting to see a large influx of people into their Medicaid Program, we do expect to see more people enrolled because were doing a lot of outreach, but the lar
General provides one, the economy, two local communs where they may be located. It may be the largest employer in a particular city or county. The amount of community outreach. The amounts of donations and sponsorships. Carriers are not just big brick buildings filled up full of cash. They are filled up full or employees. They are full of very giving folks that add to the fabric of a particular state or their economy or even the national economy. So i bring i kind of carry all of that stuff around with me. When im making decisions and when im out meeting with carriers or agents or consumers and reminding, you know again, whatever the group is, how valuable the Insurance Industry is to a particular economy or state or local area. That isnt always the case with some regulators. With all the reforms that have been adopted and that are being implemented i think there is a concern within the industry of regulatory fatigue in the sense that the industry believes, and i think rightly so, that