The ACA and the New Administration: CMS Proposed Rule Impacting Marketplace Eligibility and Other Notable Actions
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE webinar will examine recent actions by the Trump administration related to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), examining policy actions that include rescinding Biden-era measures, slashing funding for ACA navigators, and propounding a proposed rule that would make sweeping changes to ACA marketplace enrollment and eligibility. The expert panel will provide insight into how the administration's actions will likely impact the healthcare industry and marketplace participants.
Outline
- Introduction: new administration and the ACA
- Rescinding Biden-era measures
- Funding cut for ACA navigators
- CMS proposed rule related to ACA eligibility and enrollment
- Purpose
- Proposed changes
- Addressing improper enrollments
- Furthering administration policies
- Impact on healthcare industry and marketplace participants
- Practitioner takeaways
Benefits
The panel will review these and other important considerations:
- The new administration has taken what policy actions related to the ACA?
- What are key changes in the proposed CMS rule that will impact ACA eligibility and enrollment?
- How do the proposed rule changes advance the new administration's healthcare agenda?
- What is the potential impact of the administration's actions on healthcare providers and ACA marketplace participants?
Faculty

Rachel Carey
Counsel
McDonald Hopkins
Ms. Carey's practice spans the health care landscape, with a particular focus on regulatory compliance,... | Read More
Ms. Carey's practice spans the health care landscape, with a particular focus on regulatory compliance, reimbursement and related health care issues. She provides clients with practical and value-additive counsel, leveraging her extensive legal experience and background working at managed-care organizations to offer key insights into developing best reimbursement practices. She regularly works with various health care providers, from independent practitioners and start-ups to large health systems, long-term care providers, and substance abuse treatment and behavioral health providers. Ms. Carey's practice extends to drafting policies and procedures for health systems and academic medical centers, including different state life-sustaining treatment and graduate medical education policies. She is regularly called upon to address health system issues requiring a deep technical knowledge of health care programs, such as COVID and telemedicine flexibilities, CMS waiver appeals and adding new service lines to comply with enrollment regulations.
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