MOD Comment on ACA and Possible Policy Changes

Good Afternoon r/HealthInsurance participants, commenters and friends:

While we maintain a rule of no political discussions- we feel we must address the elephant in the room. Change is inevitable, it’s a part of life, it’s the one thing that’s constant.

We appreciate your posts and concerns on this and applaud you for thinking about the future.

This subreddit is here as a resource to get help with the current rules, regulations and laws. We understand that it is perfectly natural to be curious about what the future may look like for insurance, but until we have some concrete changes, we will not be discussing anything but the current parameters we have to work in.

To comment on the possible changes would be purely speculation- I’m sure other subreddits are better suited for these discussions— and we recognize that they are important ones to have— however, this is not the place for “what ifs” until we have more direct guidance.

If and when any changes do come about- you can rest assured that our dedicated team of Insurance Professionals- Brokers/Agents, Attorneys, Coding Gurus, folks who work on the carrier side, self-taught insurance warriors and educators will be here to help answer your questions and guide you through it.

However, we are at a very busy time for insurance- Marketplace Open Enrollment has started, and many people are still in the middle of their employer based open enrollment. So we will ask that we not discuss speculative topics at this time and instead focus our attention and efforts in providing guidance and assistance for those operating in the current regulations.

We appreciate your assistance in maintaining a welcoming and politics free zone and hope each of you are well.