What’s the 2010 Timeline for Ohio Medical Insurance and the PPACA?

Over the next three months, implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).  Since a bevy of changes are out on the horizon, the most immediate aspects of the National Health Care Reform bill influence Ohio medical insurance plans. Here is the timeline for the projected provisions and changes:

June 2010

• Some small businesses will be able to qualify for a tax credit for specified Ohio health insurance related expenditures
•  On June 23td, a temporary high‐risk pool as well as a high‐cost union retiree reinsurance fund of  $5 billion goes into effect for the next three and a half years

July 2010

• Effective Jul 1^st, Medicare reduces at hospital  (inpatient) psychiatric benefits
• A 10 percent tax will be imposed  on the purchase of any indoor UV tanning session(s)

September 2010

• Another phase of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act  goes into effect on September 23^rd, prohibiting any lifetime and annual benefit limitations
• On the same date, Ohio medical insurance companies will no longer be able to cancel benefits for non‐group plans, This encompasses rescissions as well.
• Parents can keep their children who are young adults  up to the age of 26  on their family, Ohio health insurance plan.
• Additionally, Ohio health insurance companies will not be authorized to charge for any preventive care services.

Additional Ohio medical insurance resources:

• Please click on “Ohio health insurance companies” to review an A list of providers.
•  Obtain a quote by clicking on Ohio health insurance quote

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 For fuss-free, expert Ohio medical insurance advice, dial 866.522.5953 

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