As states ready themselves for the start of open enrollment next week, the Day Health team invites you to read Part 2 of a two-part whitepaper series co-authored by CEO Rosemarie Day and 4Sight Health’s David Johnson.

With open enrollment for Affordable Care Act marketplaces beginning in less than two weeks and with three new states (Kentucky, Maine, and New Mexico) launching their state-based marketplaces for the upcoming plan year, CEO Rosemarie Day has been reflecting on the promise and resilience of state-based marketplaces. The Day Health team would like to share some of these reflections with you in Part One of a new whitepaper that Rosemarie has co-authored with 4Sight Health’s David Johnson, published in The Health Care Blog.

The economic and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic will have far-reaching implications on our health system, particularly for primary care. This whitepaper highlights how population health principles and patient-centered access and quality of care standards can be used as a framework to support primary care providers in taking quick action to keep vulnerable patients healthy during (and beyond) the pandemic.

Watch this 30-minute Zoom session with Rosemarie and Sarah to learn insights on managing through the COVID-19 crisis, personally and professionally. Click here to view the video and access additional resources.

Under current law, Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) qualify for preferential (i.e. pre-tax) treatment because they are considered group health plans. As group health plans, HRAs must meet certain Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) requirements.

High-performing accountable care organizations (ACOs) offer their peers important lessons in best-practice tactics for achieving success under value-based payment.

Under current law, Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) qualify for preferential (i.e. pre-tax) treatment because they are considered group health plans.