Webinars
Health Insurance Marketplaces: Different Models, Different Considerations
January 30, 2013 | 02:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM PST
With less than nine months until the Health Insurance Marketplaces are due to open for business, there is no time to waste. States have chosen their model and must work towards implementation.
The US Department of Health & Human Services has set forth three options states may take in the development of their Health Insurance Marketplaces.
Three options are available:
1. Establish a state run marketplace;
2. Participate in a partnership marketplace
(Federally Facilitated Partnership – State/Federal partnership);
3. Use the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace (formerly Federally Facilitated Exchange)
Join GOVERNING, industry experts and state leaders for a live Webinar to discuss:
- The three different models of health insurance marketplaces and the benefits of each
- The most important considerations now in order to prepare for a future transition from a Federally Facilitated Partnership to a state-based marketplace in the future
- Two different approaches from the states of Maryland and South Carolina including their decisions, progress and expected results
Time is running out!
Register Now for this Interactive Webinar!
Speakers:
John Supra
Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer
Department of Health and Human Services
State of South Carolina
Saleem Sayani
Chief Information Officer
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Jerry Fralick
Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government
Former CIO, State of North Carolina
John Sweeney
Cúram Senior Product Manager
IBM Software Group
For questions or details, contact:
Shayna M. Mayen
GOVERNING
800-940-6039 ext. 1314
smayen@governing.com
Sponsored by:
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