The administration’s final rules on short-term, limited-duration health insurance (STLDI) plans will restrict access to these policies that serve crucial needs of many American consumers. The plans, which have existed since the introduction of HIPAA-based rules nearly two decades ago, are designed to bridge the gap between comprehensive coverage options. They can be a great fit for those looking for individual coverage, waiting for the start of group plan enrollment, having gaps between different employment opportunities, or waiting for their next open enrollment opportunity.
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NAIFA Opposes Short-Sighted Federal Rules on Short-Term Health Insurance
By NAIFA on 3/28/24 5:36 PM
Topics: Health Care Legislation & Regulations Press Release IRS Short-Term Insurance
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Biden Administration Published Proposed Rule to Roll Back Short-Term Health Insurance Plans
By Michael Hedge, NAIFA's Director of Government Relations on 7/10/23 10:28 AM
On July 7, the Biden Administration published a proposed rule to roll back President Trump’s expansion of short-term health insurance plans. The Office of Management & Budget previously announced its approval of the proposed rule on “short‐term limited duration insurance” health plans (STLDI).