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More than 100,000 patients will need to transition plans. -
Maryland still waiting for approval to help expand healthcare for newly released incarcerated peopleThe federal waiver is still being reviewed by CMS. -
The federal governmental stopped automatic re-enrollment about a year ago.
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The Maryland Insurance Administration has ultimate say on if the increases go through. -
The guidelines were set to help protect consumers from discrimination. -
The loans are needed so providers can make payroll and cover business costs. -
CMS says it will provide emergency funding to keep practices solvent. -
Some plans are still unable to process payments.
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Nearly 214,000 people signed up for insurance through the marketplace. -
Residents were no longer able to automatically re-enroll after the COVID emergency ended.
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