Louise Norris

RT @LouiseNorris: If you're a small employer looking for a way to reimburse your employees for the cost of self-purchased health insurance,…

If you're a small employer looking for a way to reimburse your employees for the cost of self-purchased health insurance, you can use a QSEHRA or an ICHRA. Here's how they compare: https://t.co/pL8tzvk12P

RT @hio_org: Great travel insurance tips from insurance experts, including @LouiseNorris in this article from @chriselliotts at @Forbes. ht…

On average, the federal government pays between 50% and 80% of Medicaid costs, but it varies depending on whether a state has expanded Medicaid, and the average per-capita income in the state. Here's my overview👇

healthinsurance.org @hio_org

As Congress considers major cuts to Medicaid, you may be wondering how the program is actually funded – federally and at the state level. | @louisenorris breaks it all down. https://t.co/XDlRVqQZP0 https://t.co/QshbxBwXvr

Here's my summary of how overall Medicaid funding is split between the federal and state governments, accounting for both the traditional and expansion populations: https://t.co/BEyu7LYkiA

RT @SArtiga2: The final bill passed by the House limited the penalty to states covering immigrants who are not a “qualified alien” or lawfu…

RT @cynthiaccox: It’s entirely possible when CBO adds these pieces together, they will say ~15 million+ more people will be uninsured compa…

Funding these tax cuts, which will benefit primarily the wealthiest Americans, is why the budget would also cut hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicaid, which provides health coverage to the poorest Americans.

David Sirota @davidsirota

Populism! https://t.co/jQGJDiJL3q

RT @CitizenCohn: Work requirements at the state level have been a clear failure, unless the goal is simply to kick people off Medicaid In…

RT @sarahkliff: Medicaid is a more cost-effective way to save lives than lots of other things the government pays for, like vehicle inspect…

Just to clarify an often-misunderstood topic: Prostate cancer screening is not recommended the way breast cancer screening is (which is why prostate cancer screening doesn't have to be covered by health insurance). Here are the guidelines: https://t.co/eGHIMukstd

spaceforcecat @lolobear775

@lpackard Do you get screening for breast cancer? Well, men get prostate exams. And he is getting the absolute best medical in the world. And we have been lied to about health repeatedly. Not just once

RT @hio_org: How is mental health treatment covered by health insurance? – and 8 other questions about mental health coverage consumers sho…

Good piece from KFF's Drew Altman about the history of Medicaid expansion, including why it was included in the ACA with enhanced federal funding https://t.co/KaWG2m8aRL

RT @hio_org: What's next for ACA exchanges after Aetna departure? @louisenorris explains impact to @Innsusan from @insnewsnet https://t.co/…

RT @dpugel: This ended up being in the U.S. House plan to cut Medicaid. Remember, the point of co-pays is not to recoup part of the cost o…

Oklahoma's legislature passed a bill last week (not yet signed into law) that allows the OK Insurance Commissioner to create a state-run health insurance exchange: https://t.co/Hl4KS7npFh Here's my overview of where states state on this: https://t.co/AiJEnR22FE

RT @colinbaillio: The big tell here is that they aren’t pushing for a budget neutral way to equalize matching rates. They are just trying t…