Marketplace, Sept. 23, 2010 Insurance companies are looking forward to healthy young people back on their books, now that the age children can stay on their parents’ health insurance jumped from 19 to 26. But first, they’ll have to convince...
USA Today, Sept. 23, 2010 Parents, mark your calendars. Starting Thursday, adult children will no longer be left to fend for themselves in their search for health insurance. The new federal health law requires that insurers, when parents renew their...
Multiple articles, Sept. 22, 2010 When Tamisha Jackson turned 22 and graduated from college last year, she was pushed off her parents’ health insurance plan. Since then, she’s become a graduate student in women’s studies at Towson University but hasn’t...
Politico, Sept. 15, 2010 The White House and its allies are plotting campaigns they hope can bolster public opinion of the health care overhaul and improve the Democrats chances at the polls this fall.The six-month-old law is one of the...
Sacramento Bee, Sept. 3, 2010 Millions of 20-somethings who became uninsured after falling off their parents’ health plans can regain coverage soon as a key provision of the federal health care overhaul law takes effect.
The Wall Street Journal, Sept 25, 2010 On Thursday, the first big pieces of the new health-care overhaul took effect. Among other things, the rules mandate that insurance companies offer coverage to adult children until the age of 26 and...
On November 2 of this year, we will line up at local schools, churches and post offices to once again cast our vote. We are voting for the person who will most effectively represent us the person who will use...
Last Friday, Young Invincibles filed an amicus brief in support of health reform, to fight repeal litigation efforts in Virginia. Check out our brief and see why reform is so important for young adults, and how the pre-reform status quo had harmed the ability...
Last week, you may have heard about a controversy between McDonald’s and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over a portion of the new health reform law that deals with MLR (Medical Loss Ratio). MLR is a key...