Affordable Care Act and the 30-day notice
A federal review of health insurance records has turned up a group of enrollees who should not have been receiving help paying their premiums, including some who had already died. The findings come as the administration expands efforts to root out what it calls improper and fraudulent signups. Federal health officials said Oct. 14, 2026, that 189,000 people were improperly…
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Affordable Care Act and the 30-day notice
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