Insurance Exchanges

This table, created by ASPE, includes data collected by healthcare.gov for the largest three small group products in each state by enrollment, ten state employee plans, and three federal employee plans examined by the Department of Health and Human Services.

The Board of the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange submitted to Governor O’Malley and the General Assembly a series of policy recommendations to support the successful operation of the Exchange in 2014.

The Rutgers Center for State Health Policy in support of New Jersey's health insurance exchange planning efforts under the ACA have released four new policy reports focusing on the Basic Health Plan option, merging the small group and individual markets, examing defined contribution in the SHOP Exchange, and incorporating quality measures in exchange ratings of health plans.

Essential Health Benefits bulletin and summary provided by Health ReformGPS.

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts released the latest in a series of toolkits focusing on risk mitigation.

The National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI) released a report that explores the three ways states can comply with the Affordable Care Act requirement of establishing a health insurance exchange in their state.

This Urban Institute report provides state-specific estimates of the effect of one approach to implementing the Basic Health Program.

This report gives an unique perspective on what works and what doesn’t with health insurance exchanges, both from the viewpoint of a program executive and as a Third Party Administrator (TPA) administrator.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has decided to develop a state-based health insurance exchange. Information about Pennsylvania's proposed state health insurance exchange will be posted at a new website.

HealthPass New York commissioned a survey that found that a majority of New York State small businesses embrace health insurance exchanges.