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Implementation of the ACA: Individual & Small Group Markets PDF

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Implementation of the ACA: Individual & Small Group Markets House Health Care Committee March 6, 2013 Barney Speight, Special Advisor Oregon Health Authority & Governor’s Office Outline of Presentation (cid:1) Background on Current Individual Market (cid:1) ACA Reforms in Individual Market (cid:1) Implications & Mitigation Initiatives (cid:1) Proposed Legislation (cid:1) ACA Reforms in Small Group Market 1 Current Individual Market 1 (cid:1) Medical Underwriting (cid:1) Accept or Reject (cid:1) Covered Services Can Vary (cid:1) Mental Health (cid:1) Prescriptions (cid:1) Wide Choice of Cost Sharing Options (cid:1) Deductibles, Co-Insurance, Out-of-Pocket Max. 2 Current Individual Market 2 (cid:1) ~ 10% of Private Health Insurance Market (cid:1) Competitive Marketplace (cid:1) 7 domestic carriers insure 85% of the market (cid:1) HealthNet, Kaiser, Lifewise, ODS, PacificSource, Providence, Regence 3 Medical Underwriting Rejections 2012 Applications Applications Quarter Received Rejected 1st 20,065 4,263 2nd 18,676 4,042 3rd 20,539 4,270 4th 20,816 4,307 Total 80,096 16,882 21% Source: DCBS Quarterly Health Insurance Reports, 2012 4 Oregon Medical Insurance Pool (OMIP) (cid:1) 11,120 members (Jan., 2013) (cid:1) 69% > age 45; 59% female; 61% < $45,000 (cid:1) 3 medical plans (750 / 1,000 / 1,500); one TPA (cid:1) Loss ratio ~ 199% (cid:1) Policy Expenses/Month = $1,434 (cid:1) Policy Premium/Month = $605 (cid:1) 2012 Assessments = $89.3 million ($5.09 pmpm) 5 ACA Reforms in Individual (Non-Group) Market 6 Access to Coverage (cid:1) Guaranteed issue & renewability (cid:1) Elimination of medical underwriting (cid:1) Requirement to have insurance (“individual mandate”) with exceptions & penalties 7 Essential Health Benefits (EHB) (cid:1) Ten (10) Coverage Categories (cid:1) Ambulatory patient services (cid:1) Emergency services (cid:1) Hospitalization (cid:1) Maternity & newborn care (cid:1) Mental health & substance use disorder (cid:1) Prescription drugs (cid:1) Rehabilitative & habilitative services/devices (cid:1) Preventive/wellness services & chronic disease management (cid:1) Pediatric services, including vision & dental 8 Standardized Levels of Coverage (cid:1) Bronze: Covers 60% of expected costs for the average individual (cid:1) Silver: Covers 70% of expected costs… (cid:1) Gold: Covers 80% of expected costs… (cid:1) Platinum: Covers 90% of expected costs… SB 91 Standard Plans (Bronze & Silver) required both inside and outside the Exchange 9

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Current Individual Market 2 ~ 10% of Private Health Insurance Market Covers Essential Health Benefits Deductible of approximately $6,500, then 100% coverage
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