May 19, 2020
The health insurance sector consists of three distinct segments — individual, small and large — all of which are regulated by separate economic and regulatory frameworks.
A variety of border-crossing strategies have evolved to reduce the pressures of one section and to draw on the advantages of another. Drawing on detailed systematic studies into the workings of current business systems, this article explains these strategies and their goals and consequences.
Medical Care is essential for any situation as a preventative measure to keep sickness and illness at bay. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires all people to have health care or to face a fine.
In the current law, however, businesses with less than 50 full-time equivalent staff are not required to offer benefits to their workers. When businesses do provide health care benefits, they will be subject to both state and federal laws.
