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National Health Care Reform for Small Group Employers

With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the local and national health care landscape seems to be shifting on a daily basis, raising questions about the Affordable Care Act, Health Care Reform, and what it all means to our industry – and your business. While there has been nothing definitive yet, we do expect there to be changes to the ACA over time.

At Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts we want to ensure everyone in the state continues to have access to high-quality and affordable health care. We also want to ensure the marketplace remains competitive, affordable, and stable. We are committed to working in a spirit of shared responsibility to maintain what we have achieved.

As changes arise, we will continue to keep you informed and updated.

Straight Answers on Health Care Reform

Understand the key health care reform provisions and how they impact your business.

Download this tool for navigating health care reform


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Provisions That Apply to Small Group Employers

Here is an overview of important provisions in health care reform for different groups and when they will take effect.

  • 2018
  • 2017
  • 2016
  • 2015
  • 2014
  • 2013
  • 2012
  • 2011
  • 2010

Provisions Taking Effect in 2018

Cadillac Tax

Imposes a 40 percent excise tax on group health insurance premiums exceeding $10,200 per year for single coverage, and $27,500 per year for any other coverage (amounts will be adjusted for inflation).

Provisions Taking Effect in 2017

There are no provisions.

Provisions Taking Effect in 2016

There are no provisions.

Provisions Taking Effect in 2015

Employer Eligibility and Employer Choice

Creates Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) exchanges, and makes employers with 100 or fewer employees eligible to purchase coverage through the new exchanges starting in 2015. Starting in 2017, states may elect to permit businesses with more than 100 employees to purchase health insurance through the exchanges (amounts will be adjusted for inflation).

Provisions Taking Effect in 2014

Premium Subsidy Eligibility

Tax credits are provided to help pay for insurance and are available for people with incomes between 100 percent and 400 percent of the federal poverty level.

Counting Part-Time Workers in Setting the Threshold for Employer Responsibility

In determining whether an employer qualifies as a "large employer," the total number of hours worked in a month by part-time employees, divided by 120, will be added to the number of full-time employees.

Pooling

Requires states to include self-employed and employers with up to 100 employees in small group markets. States have the option to keep small group as 1-50 employees until 2016. This requires insurers to treat individual and small groups as separate risk pools, but permits states to merge markets. (Grandfathered plans excluded). MA has decided to take advantage of this option.

Rating Rules

Efective

2014 (to be phased in to 2016)

Who Is Affected?

Individual

  • All individual policies

Employer

  • All small group policies

Summary

Rating rules are the process by which the insurer evaluates, or underwrites, a group or individual in order to determine a premium rate relative to the financial risk of possible health care needs for the person or group.

Massachusetts Law

Individuals and small group rates may vary by:

  • Age
  • Industry
  • Participation rate
  • Wellness program
  • Tobacco (within overall 2:1 band) and adjustments allowed for benefit level
  • Area
  • Family
  • Group size (outside of rate band)

Federal Law

Rates for individuals and small group market will only vary by:

  • Age (3:1 for adults)
  • Individual or family coverage
  • Tobacco (1.5:1)
  • Geographic rating areas established by states

The law addresses how to apply the rating variations permitted for age and tobacco to family coverage.

Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC)

The health plan coverage an individual must have in order to avoid the federal individual mandate tax penalty under the ACA. Most employer-sponsored comprehensive health coverage is minimum essential coverage, even if essential health benefits are not provided. As a practical matter, an individual that is covered by most employer sponsored health plans or purchases a plan in the individual market (because plans must cover EHBs) will meet the federal MEC requirement.

Essential Benefits Package

An "essential benefits" package is required for individual and small group markets. (Grandfathered plans excluded.)

Provisions Taking Effect in 2013

There are no provisions.

Provisions Taking Effect in 2012

Insurers' Executive Compensation

Limit on deductibility of $500,000 for compensation for officers, directors, employees, and service providers of health insurers for any taxable year beginning after December 31, 2012, with respect to services after 2009.

Provisions Taking Effect in 2011

Distributions for Medicine (Only for Prescribed Drugs or Insulin)

Eliminates the ability to use a HSA, an Archer Medical Savings Account (MSA), a Flexible Spending Arrangement (FSA), or a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) for over-the-counter drugs.

Provisions Taking Effect in 2010

Health and Human Services (HHS) Internet Portal

Effective

7/1/10

Calls for HHS websites through which a resident of any state may identify health insurance options in that state. (Grandfathered plans must report data.)

Federal Rate Reporting

Effective

3/23/10

Requires insurers to submit justifications for "unreasonable" rate increases prior to implementation and post such information on their websites. Applies to all individual, small group, and large group insured coverage. (Grandfathered plans not excluded.)

Minimum Loss Ratio Reporting

Effective

9/23/10

Requires insurers to report plan costs for purposes of calculating the insurers' minimum loss ratio (MLR).

2011 Rebates

Requires insurers to rebate costs that exceed the MLR threshold. The threshold in the small group market is 80 percent. This allows states to set lower MLRs. (Grandfathered and new plans included.)

Restrictions on Rescissions

Effective

9/23/10

Prohibits rescissions. Rescissions would still be permitted in cases where the covered individual committed fraud or made an intentional misrepresentation of material fact, as prohibited by the terms of the plan or coverage.

Non-Discrimination Based on Salary

Effective

9/23/10

Requires insured group health plans to meet current IRC § 105(h)(2) requirements for self-funded group health plans that prohibit discrimination in favor of highly compensated individuals. (Grandfathered plans excluded.)

Please note that there are existing non-discrimination requirements under Massachusetts law.

Emergency Services Provision

Effective

9/23/10

Allows access to emergency care requirements without prior authorization, and with equivalent costsharing for non-network and network providers. (Grandfathered plans excluded.)

No Pre-existing Conditions for Children Under 19

Effective

3/23/10

Prohibits group health plans and insurers from excluding coverage for preexisting health conditions. (Grandfathered individual plans excluded.)


Frequently Asked Questions

National health care reform affects just about everyone in the country, including brokers, employers and individuals. For answers to your questions about how it will affect you, click on the links below.

Can an employer still impose a waiting period before an employee's health insurance becomes effective?

Beginning in 2014, the waiting period may not exceed 90 days.

Are employers required to do any reporting?

Yes, there are several new reporting requirements for employers, including but not limited to the following:

Employers must report the value of the benefits on each employee's annual W-2 form, beginning with W-2s issued in January 2013 (i.e., for tax-year 2012). Current rules for COBRA continuation of coverage should be used in calculating the value of benefits (minus the two percent allowed administrative fee, if charged). Contributions to Archer Medical Savings Accounts (Archer MSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), as well as salary reduction contributions to Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), are not required to be included in determining the value of benefits.

  • Beginning in 2015, employers providing minimum essential coverage must report to the IRS annually with information about the coverage offered. Employers will be required to submit the following specific information:
    • The length of any waiting period
    • The months during the calendar year that coverage was made available to employees
    • The monthly premium for the lowest cost option for each enrollment category within the plan
    • The employer's share of the total allowed costs of benefits provided under the plan
    • The option for which the employer pays the largest portion of the cost of the plan, and the portion of the cost paid by the employer in each enrollment category for such option
    • The name, address, and tax identification number of each full-time employee during the calendar year, and the months during which these employees (and any dependents) were covered under any health benefit plan

Also, beginning in 2015, employers providing minimum essential coverage must provide written statements to each full-time employee, listing the information bulleted above, as well as the name, address, and contact information of the employer's insurer. Statements are to be given to individuals on or before January 31 for the previous calendar year.

Employers interested in the small business tax credit may need to submit additional information required by the Treasury Department. This information will be necessary only if the employer is eligible for the credit, and the employer's coverage is a qualified health plan offered through the exchange.

What are the provisions for emergency room-related services?

For plans that are not grandfathered, the law generally states that coverage for emergency department services must be provided without prior authorization of services. In addition, out-of-network emergency services generally must be covered and reimbursed the same as for in-network emergency services, including any cost sharing requirement (i.e., copayments or co-insurance) for both in-network and out-of-network services.

Can employers keep the group health plans they currently offer their employees?

Yes. Plans that were in existence on March 23, 2010, may have chosen to be grandfathered and, therefore, have retained much of their plan design as of that day. However, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts did not accept any requests to grandfather groups with less than 100 eligible employees. Even grandfathered plans are now required to adopt some of the changes.

What other major provisions of the law will apply to existing group coverage?

There are a number of other reforms included in the new law that are effective for plan years beginning on or after September 23, 2010. Some of the important additions include:

  • Elimination of coverage rescissions. Canceling of a member's policy by an insurer, after the policy has been issued, is permitted only if the member committed fraud or made an intentional misrepresentation of a material fact on his or her application for health insurance. The regulations clarify that cancellation or discontinuation of coverage can be made for failure to pay premiums in a timely manner.
  • No lifetime or annual limits on the dollar value of benefits. No lifetime limits or annual limits on the dollar value of "essential benefits" (to be defined in future regulation) for any group health plan participant or beneficiary. (Restricted annual limits are allowed through 2013 and are to be further defined by the Department of Health and Human Services [HHS].)
  • Certain other health plan requirements. These include the provision of internal/external appeals, access to emergency services, and provisions related to pediatrician and OB/GYN choice.

Some plans may not be subject to these requirements because of their status as grandfathered plans.

More FAQ's


For More Information

Want to learn more about how health care reform will affect your small business? Here are helpful links to the information you need.

Department of Labor

Get in-depth information and guidelines on implementing the Affordable Care Act.

HeathCare.gov

For helpful hints on what small businesses need to know about the Affordable Care Act.

Business.USA.gov/healthcare

Educational information for employers of all sizes on how the Affordable Care Act may affect their businesses.

Department of the Treasury

Get updates and insights on the law’s financial impact.

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