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Health Care Reform
Children's Dental Coverage
Stand-Alone Dental Coverage
Insurance Exchanges
Market Reforms
Excepted Benefits
Timeline
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Separate Dental Benefits
Timeline
2011
Limits on Flexible Spending Account (FSA) contribution imposed (effective 1/1/11).
2014
Mandates essential health benefits for small group or individual plans offered inside a state
Exchange
- AND - on all new small group or individual plans outside the Exchange. Stand-alone dental is exempt as an
excepted benefit
.
Eliminates annual limits for new and grandfathered group plans ("restricted" annual limits permitted beyond 2014, as an
excepted benefit
, stand-alone dental is not subject to this requirement).
All US citizens and legal residents are required to purchase coverage. A penalty will be assessed if they do not.
General insurance "reforms" including premium rating rules on individual and small group. Stand-alone dental is exempt as an
excepted benefit
.
Annual insurer fee begins
States must have
Exchanges
operational.
2017
States may allow employers with more than 100 employees to purchase insurance in
Exchanges
.
Mandates "qualified" health plan with essential health benefits for all large group plans (except for self-insured plans) offered in a state
Exchange
.
2018
High-value, "Cadillac" employer-provided group health plans taxed. Dental plan value is exempt from calculated total value.
2019
CHIP funding extended through 2019.