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Friday, March 15, 2013
Health Care Exchanges To Transform Insurance Market
-- Health insurance exchanges will change the way people buy coverage and will help millions of uninsured people get a private plan. Nearly 49 million people are uninsured in the United States, but the numbers vary dramatically by state.
Exchanges will be the most visible part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law in everyday life. Open enrollment starts Oct. 1, less than 10 months away.
Some questions and answers on how the exchanges will work:
Q: What's a health insurance exchange?
A: "Exchange" is just another word for "marketplace." The plans sold in the new markets will start covering patients on Jan. 1, 2014. Each state will have its own exchange serving people who buy their health insurance directly, as well as a separate one for small businesses. The vast of majority of people now covered by employer plans will not see a change.
There will be three types of exchanges at the beginning: those run by states, those run by the federal government, and partnerships. Most Republican governors opposed to "Obamacare" are letting Washington run the exchanges in their states.
For consumers, the benefits should be the same no matter who runs the exchange.
Q: How will exchanges work?
A: Exchanges are supposed to have the feel of an online travel site – think Orbitz or Expedia.
Middle-class people will be able to pick from a range of private insurance plans, and most people will be eligible for help from the government to pay their premiums.
Low-income people will be steered to safety-net programs for which they might qualify. This could be a problem in states that choose not to expand their Medicaid programs under a separate part of the health care law. In that case, many low-income residents in those states would remain uninsured.
Q: How will I know if I can get help with my health insurance premiums?
A: You'll disclose your income to the exchange at the time you apply for coverage and they'll let you know. Only legal residents of the United States can get financial assistance.
The health care law offers sliding-scale subsidies based on income for individuals and families making up to four times the federal poverty level, about $44,700 for singles, $92,200 for a family of four.
But do yourself a favor and read the fine print because the government's help gets skimpier as household income increases.
For example, a family of four headed by a 40-year-old making $35,000 will get a $10,742 tax credit toward an annual premium of $12,130. They'd have to pay $1,388, about 4 percent of their income, or about $115 a month.
A similar hypothetical family making $90,000 will get a much smaller tax credit, $3,580, meaning they'd have to pay $8,550 of the same $12,130 policy. That works out to more than 9 percent of their income, or about $710 a month.
The estimates were made using the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation's online calculator. Some people will also be eligible for help with their copayments.
Final note: Though it's called a "tax credit" the government assistance goes directly to the insurer. You won't see a check.
Q: What will the benefits look like?
A: The coverage will be more comprehensive than what's now typically available in the individual health insurance market, dominated by bare-bones plans. It will be more like what an established, successful small business offers its employees. Premiums are likely to be higher for some people, but government assistance should mostly compensate for that.
All plans in the exchange will have to cover a standard set of "essential health benefits," including hospitalization, doctor visits, prescriptions, emergency room treatment, maternal and newborn care, and prevention. Insurers cannot turn away the sick or charge them more. Middle-aged and older adults can't be charged more than three times what young people pay. Insurers can impose penalties on smokers.
Because the benefits will be similar, the biggest difference among plans will be something called "actuarial value." A new term for consumers, it's the share of expected health care costs that the plan will cover.
There will be four levels of coverage, from "bronze," which will cover 60 percent of expected costs, to "platinum," which will cover 90 percent. "Silver" and "gold" are in between. Bronze plans will charge the lowest premiums, but they'll have the highest annual deductibles. Platinum plans will have the highest premiums and the lowest out-of-pocket cost sharing.
Here's a wrinkle: The government's subsidy will be tied to the premium for the second-lowest-cost plan at the silver coverage level that's available in your area. You could take it and buy a lower cost bronze plan, saving money on premiums. But you'd have to be prepared for the higher annual deductible and copayments.
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
'Puddle People:' Jane Underwood's Haunting Collection Of Photographs At The Alemany Flea Market (PHOTOS)
Local writer/photographer Jane Underwood of My.Third.Eye Photography has an odd way of people watching.
While at the Alemany Flea Market in Bernal Heights, for instance, Underwood was less interested in the actual people, instead checking out their reflections in a puddle.
"It was completely by accident," Underwood told The Huffington Post. "My sweetie and I had been searching for something at the flea market and we were just about to leave. But it had rained the day before, so I looked down into this puddle and saw the oddest thing. The people passing by looked like they were coming from this other world."
Underwood immediately took out her camera.
The result is "Puddle People," an eerie collection of passing faces that was first published on local blog, Bernalwood. Shoppers holding grocery bags, strolling hand-in-hand and wearing iPhone ear buds appear ghostlike in the translucent reflections.
According to Underwood, the photos haven't been altered whatsoever. "That's just what it looked like."
And in case Underwood's name sounds familiar, she's also the founder of San Francisco institution The Writing Salon, proving that our local creatives never fail to be...well, more creative.
Check out Underwood's "Puddle People" in our slideshow below:
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Monday, December 17, 2012
Google Takes 67% Search Engine Market Share
It wasn’t at Bing’s expense though, as they also grew their share 0.2 percent for a total of 16.2 percent. Yahoo dropped a tenth of a percentage point to 12.1 percent, while Ask.com and AOL.com also saw slight drops – to 3 percent (down from 3.2 percent) and 1.7 percent respectively (down from 1.8 percent).
Yahoo, despite relatively new leadership, has been slipping or holding steady for the past 16 months.
The November numbers mark new records for both Google and Bing and reflect explicit core search volume. This excludes contextually driven searches that do not reflect specific user intent to interact with search results.
November saw nearly 17 billion explicit core searches, with Google sites taking the greatest piece of the pie with 11.4 billion queries. Microsoft sites accounted for 2.7 billion searches.
Bing did see an increase of 0.4 percent in “Powered by” searches, taking 25.4 percent of queries in that category. Google dominated here as well, with 69.4 percent of searches on other engines carrying their organic results.
Tracking 2012 Search Engine Market ShareOctober: Google UK Slips Below 90%September/October: Google Smashes Record, Closes in on 70%August: Bing Gains More Ground, Yahoo Resumes Downward SlideJuly: Bing Grows, Google Repeats High, Yahoo Halts SlideJune: Google, Bing Grow as Yahoo Continues to WitherMay: Google Hits Record High as Yahoo Falls to New LowMarch/April: Yahoo Losing Streak Extends to 8 MonthsFebruary: Yahoo Sinks, Google, Bing RiseJanuary: Yahoo SlipsTake part in the industry-first survey on Convergence Analytics.
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