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CCH Special Webinar: What Health Care Reform Means for Your Company (2010)
Please note: The webinar link will be emailed to
you in approximately one (1) business day.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is now law, and more than 20
provisions vital to employers and benefit plan sponsors take effect within the
next year; many more take effect in 2012 and later. What do you need to do now
to deal with these changes? This session will focus on the specific provisions
of the new health reform law that will have immediate and ongoing effects on
employer health care plans and business practices. Purchase this webcast to
learn:
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What rules existing health plans must follow, and which rules these plans can
avoid;
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How the new law treats adult children up to age 27;
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What employers need to know about providing and reporting health care benefits;
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What tax credits small employers can receive for providing health care;
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Which requirements must be dealt with this year and which can be handled later.
Table Of Contents
- Changes Taking Place in 2010
- Changes Affecting Plan Sponsors
- Grandfathered Plans
- Coverage for Adult Children
- Nondiscrimination Rules for Insured Health Plans
- Preventive Care Services
- Lifetime and Annual Limits
- Minimum Loss Ratios
- Preexisting Condition Exclusions
- Claims Appeals Process
- Early Retiree Reinsurance
- Benefits Summary Standards
- Expanding Patient Selection of Providers
- Reviews of Premium Increases
- What You Should Do Now
- 2010 Changes That Impact Businesses
- Small Employer Health Insurance Credit
- Small Employer Credit After 2013
- Small Employer Health Insurance Credit
- Automatic Health Plan Enrollment
- Automatic Enrollment - Notice of Exchange
- Nursing Mother Lactation Breaks
- Health Care Internet Portal
- Preparing for Changes Effective in 2011 and 2013
- 2011 Changes Concerning Businesses
- W-2 Health Coverage Disclosure
- Small Employer "Simple Cafeteria Plans"
- Over-the-Counter Medicines, HSAs and HRAs
- Excise Tax on Non-Medical Distributions
- 2013 Changes Impacting Businesses
- Limits on FSA Contributions
- Excesive Employee Compensation Limitations
- Medicare Tax Increases
- Medicare Part D Subsidy Deduction Repealed
- Medical Itemized Deduction Limit
- Anticipating Changes Slated for 2014 and Beyond
- Changes Affecting Plan Sponsors in 2014 or Later
- Guaranteed Availability and Renewal
- Minimum Health Coverage
- Limits on Waiting Periods
- Restrictions on Premium Rating
- Health Insurance Premium Assistance Credit
- Changes Affecting Plans in 2014 and later - What You Should Do Now
- Changes Impacting Businesses 2014 and Later
- Health Exchanges
- Employee Free Choice Vouchers
- Employee Shared Responsibility Assessments
- Employee Free Choice Vouchers - Employer Tax Credit
- Employer Shared Responsibility Assessments
- "Cadillac Tax" on Expensive Employer-Sponsored Plans
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