Published Sep 6, 2013
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,926 Posts
Phila. Business Journal:
Sep 5, 2013
UnitedHealthcare and Cigna don't plan to participate in Pa. and N.J. insurance exchanges
UnitedHealthcare and Cigna, both publicly traded managed-care companies, will not be offering products through the exchanges. Aetna (NYSE: AET) has not yet decided what it will be doing in the two states, but the Connecticut-based health insurer has already opted not to participate in several states including New York, Ohio and Maryland.
Mindful, RN
306 Posts
That's good ... more for the smaller insurance company's plus the Federal Exchange !
Altra, BSN, RN
6,255 Posts
Is it possible to fix the link to the source article?
Sorry...looks like they are requiring free signup Register for an account
Biz journals are a great resource for jobs too along with business info
BlueDevil,DNP, DNP, RN
1,158 Posts
If you think this is significant, ask yourself why. These are corpoations that are in business to make money, it isn't that they have a fundamental policy disagreement. They can hate whomever is in charge at any given moment for ideological reasons, but if they stood to profit from a policy said group was advocating, they will jump on board regardless.
No, they have evaluated their markets and determined they would not profit. That is all.
LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN
8,429 Posts
....and for Blue Cross/Blue Shield
they most likely will reach out to the people they had to kick off of their Adult Basic program because the PA State government cut the program.
...but more for the Federal Exchange and smaller insurance companies so people have a choice.
Noticed a difference in ads for my local Blue Cross plan: IBC " Live Fearless" campaign featuring children, 20-30 yr old multiethnic adults in action photos. They have been active in promoting ACA law.
Individual & Family Health Insurance | Independence Blue Cross (IBC)