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NM Vaccine Purchasing Act + MA Mini-COBRA: Now on the Dashboard!
ComplianceDashboard is continually adding new state benefits laws to our compliance calendar. Here are two more state benefits laws now available on The Dashboard: New Mexico Vaccine Purchasing Act Under the New Mexico Vaccine Purchasing Act (VPA) group health plans
More IDR Rules Dismantled: What This Means For Employers
What’s the news? For the fourth time in recent months, a Texas court has vacated portions of the rules governing the independent dispute resolution (IDR) process. This is the process by which health plans and out-of-network health care providers are
2024 ACA Affordability Rate Impact on Large Employers
The IRS released a new (and reduced!) ACA Affordability Rate for 2024. Employer sponsored health coverage for a 2024 calendar plan year will be deemed “affordable” when the employee required contribution for self-only coverage does not exceed 8.39% of the
5 HIPAA Compliance Tips for Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment is hectic enough without adding a HIPAA breach to your mountain of work. Here are 5 tips for staying HIPAA compliant during the busy open enrollment season: 1. Don’t leave your laptop unattended! How many of us leave