Resources & References

• White House - Health Reform in Action
  Learn what health reform will mean to you.
• Aetna
  What you need to know now about Health Care Reform and where you need to go from here.
• Alliance for Health Reform
  Offering information on health care reform and health care policy, including the uninsured, Medicare policy, cost of health care, child health insurance, private health insurance.
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
  US federal agency which administers Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
• Ceridian
  Health Care Reform articles from Ceridian Health Care Compass.
• DOL.gov
  The U.S. Department of Labor
• HealthCare.gov
  Official U.S. government site provides ongoing news and information about health care reform.
• Independence Blue Cross
  Independence Blue Cross strongly supports comprehensive health care reform that will extend coverage to all Americans and provide quality, affordable care.
• United Healthcare
  Our goal at United Healthcare is simple: to help you understand what health reform means for you.
• Dependent Coverage Extension: IRS Notice 2010-38
  Providing guidance on the new dependent extension provisions which apply to plan years beginning on or after September 23, 2010.
• Dependent Coverage Extension: Interim Final Regulations
  Providing guidance on the new dependent extension provisions which apply to plan years beginning on or after September 23, 2010.
• Dependent Coverage Extension: DOL Fact Sheet
  a summary of the new dependent extension provisions.
• Dependent Coverage Extension: DOL Frequently Asked Questions
  FAQs pertaining to the new dependent extension provisions.
• Health Care Reform - A Quick ERISADIAGNOSTIC™
  This diagnostic is designed to help you get started with the same caveats as you read elsewhere, it does not cover the entire Health Care Reform Act but rather we tried to concentrate on those items you may want to focus on now.
• Providing Health Security For Young Adults
  A key provision in the Affordable Care Act will require insurers to allow young adults under age 26 to get health coverage through their parents’ insurance plans, beginning September 23.