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  • 30 October 2015 — Kaiser Health News
    UnitedHealthcare expands effort to rein in rising costs of cancer treatment

    Kate Fitch discusses the growing use of bundled payments in healthcare.

  • 12 October 2015 — Marketplace
    Rising Medicare premiums mean a big increase for some

    Robert Damler says that many people will be protected from paying more for Medicare Part B coverage.

  • 21 September 2015 — Healthcare Informatics
    Can telehealth work for community health centers?

    Susan Philip discusses a Milliman study involving telehealth in five California community health centers.

  • 10 June 2015 — Becker's Hospital CFO
    50 things to know about healthcare costs

    Scott Weltz and Sue Hart weigh in on prescription drug prices and the rising cost of healthcare in the U.S.

  • 26 May 2015 — The Dallas Morning News
    A family’s cost of care nears $25,000 a year

    Susan Hart talks about the increasing cost of healthcare in the U.S.

  • 26 May 2015 — CNBC
    Medical cost inflation: Highest level in 8+ years

    Chris Girod discusses the Milliman Medical Index and the rise in prices for prescription drugs.

  • 20 May 2015 — Forbes
    Annual healthcare cost for family of four now at $24,671

    The Milliman Medical Index indicates that the total cost of healthcare for a typical American family of four with a PPO in 2015 is $24,671.

  • 04 March 2015 — The Wall Street Journal
    Insurers’ biggest fear: A health-law death spiral

    Health insurers are preparing themselves for a Supreme Court ruling that could undo the marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act.

  • 17 September 2014 — The New York Times
    With new health law, shopping around can be crucial

    This article about health insurance prices in the post-ACA marketplace includes a quote from Milliman consultant Paul Houchens.

  • 21 May 2014 — The Washington Post
    Health insurance coverage now costs $23,215 for a typical family

    The typical cost of health care for a family of four with employer-based insurance this year is $23,215, and that amount has more than doubled in the past ten years. What is the role of the Affordable Care Act in these costs and what is the role of employers and employees in controlling these costs?

  • 21 May 2014 — Business Week
    Medical costs went up 5 percent last year, and that's good news

    Medical costs for a typical American family with employer health benefits increased 5 percent in the past year—the smallest jump since the Milliman Medical Index debuted to track these costs more than a decade ago. Business Week reports that though it is good news that the cost increases are getting smaller, the overall costs is still a major factor in company budgets.

  • 01 May 2014 — Wall Street Journal
    Obama administration says 28% of health-law enrollees are 18 to 34 years old

    Only a little more than one quarter of new healthcare enrollees are in the prized 18 to 34 year old age demographic, but age doesn't tell the whole story of health or healthcare costs. 

  • 01 April 2014 — National Public Radio: All Things Considered
    Everybody has a price: Why this 'invincible' chose insurance

    How the Affordable Care Act is changing the lives of doctors and patients, and how will new patients affect the existing healthcare system?

  • 28 March 2014 — Wall Street Journal
    Health insurers make late push to sign up young

    Insurers are pressing ahead with a final marketing push hoping to reach "young invincibles" and bring as many young, healthy customers as possible to their rolls.

  • 20 March 2014 — Washington Post
    Women are better than men at enrolling in Obamacare

    Although there are still some major unanswered questions about Obamacare enrollment, it is clear that women are signing up at much faster rates than men are. For the past three months of HHS enrollment reports, women have accounted for 55 percent of total signups. Several factors are driving this trend, including the new requirement that insurers ignore gender when they price plans, meaning women will get a better deal.

  • 12 March 2014 — Reuters
    Insurers wary of Obamacare unknowns as they plan for 2015

    Insurers must describe their health plans and proposed rates for 2015 to state and federal regulators starting in April and May—but before they do, some of the most critical factors that go into plan design and pricing decisions may be unknown, from the size of the doctor and hospital networks that the federal government will approve to final 2014 enrollment figures and the relative health of their new plan holders.

  • 28 February 2014 — Wall Street Journal
    Health plans scramble to size up new customers

    Insurers are rushing to gather health information from the new customers they won on public marketplaces in a high-stakes outreach effort crucial to their hopes of profiting from the health-care law. Health plans need to know the health status of those signing up for coverage so they can project whether the costs are likely to outrun the premiums coming in and decide whether to keep offering plans. Now that new enrollees don’t have to disclose pre-existing conditions to buy insurance, insurers are reaching out, in an effort to quickly identify the health status of new enrollees.

  • 16 January 2014 — CNN Money
    Wanted: Young adults enrolling in Obamacare

    Raising the overall rate of younger enrollees will be tough, but it's also important to attract the right kind of younger Americans, said Milliman principal and health insurance actuary Jim O'Connor.

  • 01 January 2014 — Wall Street Journal
    Health law's uneasy launch

    If the trend continues as 2014 enrollment closes at the end of March, insurers in the new marketplaces will think twice about losing money and withdraw plans, said Milliman principal and health insurance actuary Jim O'Connor.

  • 29 December 2013 — Forbes
    2013: The year in healthcare charts

    The Milliman Medical Index is a broad indicator around annual healthcare costs for a family of 4 with PPO coverage.

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