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Empowering Plans: P95 - 2020 Election Results (So Far) – Our Takeaways
On November 9, 2020
In this episode of Empowering Plans, Ron and Brady are joined by Attorney Nick Bonds to discuss the 2020 election results. For now, it looks like we will have a new president in 2021. What will that mean for the healthcare industry? If the Senate stays in Republican control, is a public option likely? Will Obamacare be replaced? What will happen to popular issues such as prescription drug reform and surprise billing bans? We are covering all of the angles and breaking down all of the possibilities.
Empowering Plans: P66 - Bigger in Texas
On February 28, 2019
Join The Phia Group’s Ron Peck and Brady Bizarro as they discuss Brady’s recent trip to Austin and presentation at the Texas Association of Benefit Administrators; with a focus on employee engagement, new ideas for cost containment, and an in depth analysis of pending litigation challenging the legality of ObamaCare. Yeah… You’ll want to tune in for this one.
Empowering Plans: P62 - Obamacare is Still the Law, Right?
On January 10, 2019
Ron and Brady dissect the Texas decision that challenges the legality of the ACA, what it actually means, and what is next – as well as what you could (should?) be doing now.
The Kavanaugh Hearings: The Future of Abortion and Obamacare at Stake
On September 17, 2018
Abortion and Obamacare are 2 of the most debated subjects in the world. Click here to learn why the future of both may be at stake at the Kavanaugh hearings.
Behind Closed Doors
On June 19, 2017
Brady C. Bizarro, Esq. discusses the leaked bits of healthcare information from our government so far in 2017. What does this mean for you? Learn more today.
The First 100 Days: President-elect Donald Trump, Healthcare, and Self-Funding
On November 21, 2016
The election is behind us, and no matter who you supported, it was one of the most divisive in recent history. Regarding the contentious topic of healthcare, President-elect Donald Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with a better, more efficient system. The future of our industry is sure to change.
1st Quarter Newsletter 2014
On May 8, 2014
Well… “ObamaCare” is here, and so are we. The sun continues to rise in the east, and set in the west; and business goes on. Some of you have reaped the benefits of change, while others have suffered; but the reality is that for most of the industry, not much has changed.
Looking Forward to 2013 - The Phia Group Looks Back at 2012 and Forward to 2013
On November 26, 2012
If you thought 2012 was a wild ride, wait until you see 2013...
The Bay State Crystal Ball - How Massachusetts May Predict the Future for America's Healthcare
On November 14, 2012
Mitt Romney has been distancing himself from the healthcare reform he signed into law whilst governing Massachusetts. His team has responded to comparisons between “Romneycare” and “Obamacare,” stating that the two laws are vastly different, and vary based on scope of coverage, communities they apply to, and terms themselves. That being said, we can still draw many parallels between the two.