Your DHP editors would like to alert you to its coverage of the latest developments in the health care exchanges for 2018. Since the Senate voted against a limited repeal of the ACA, several states have released previously delayed rate applications to the public. Using that information, editors have compiled an In-App Download: Exchange Insurers 2017 vs. 2018 is a new working list that allows you to see at a glance which insurers intend to enter, leave or expand their presence on each state’s exchange for 2018.

For more coverage of the ever-changing 2018 landscape see the DHP newsfeed, where you can read the following recent stories:

2018 Landscape Continues to Evolve

• Anthem Exits Virginia Individual Marketplace
• Despite Exits, Nationwide Exchange Coverage Increases
• California Strategizes to Keep Exchange Plans for ‘Long Haul’
• Unsubsidized Exchange Enrollees Face More Difficulties for 2018
• Medica Intends to Expand Exchange Footprint
• Despite CMS Worries Over ACA Exchanges, Those Run by States Report Success

Insurers’ Financial Successes and Challenges

• Kaiser Reports $1 Billion Net Income
• Cigna 2Q Revenues Up 4% to $10.3 Billion
• Evergreen, Minuteman CO-OPs Fall into Receivership Amid Money Woes
• Humana, Aetna Say They Beat Earnings Estimates for Second Quarter
• Molina Tanks in Second Quarter, Dropping Out of Utah, Wisconsin Exchanges
• Anthem’s 2Q Accents Exchanges, Need for Quick Clarity on CSRs
• Exchanges Propel Centene to Strong 2Q; CEO Blasts ACA Repeal ‘Headline Noise’
• UnitedHealth Gets ‘A’ on Its 2Q Report Card After Dropping ACA
• As MA Startups Make Tangible Headway, More Growth Expected in ‘Robust’ Segment

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