Sept. 24 – Healthcare.gov in flux

Health insurers are seeking the largest rate increases in years for those who buy health insurance on their own, as temporary subsidies that made coverage more affordable are expected to sunset at the end of the year.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration is pursuing a bevy of changes to Affordable Care Act regulations that could impact how consumers sign up for coverage.

The policy shifts come after Wisconsin set a record with more than 300,000 people signing up for Healthcare.gov plans last enrollment period.

Experts will discuss what the changes mean for Wisconsinites at a Sept. 24 virtual panel.

Panelists:

• Tommy Ibrahim, CEO, Sanford Health Plan
• Caroline Gomez-Tom, Enrollment Network and Accessibility Manager, Covering Wisconsin
• Sarah Smith, Director of Public Affairs, Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
• Scott Stewart, CEO, Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association
• Justin Sydnor, Department of Risk and Insurance Chair, Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Register now.

• WHN Virtual Panel Series is sponsored by:

Aurora Health Care

AARP Wisconsin

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Wisconsin

Delta Dental of Wisconsin

Emplify Health

RSM

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