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Preparing for California's New Health Insurance Marketplace: A Guide for Agents

Join industry experts as they discuss how agents can effectively prepare for the upcoming changes in California's health insurance marketplace. Gain insights from leaders like Johnny Scharnweber, Sales Director at Covered California, and Michael Lujan, RHU, President of RSE IEHU, on navigating the new landscape. Learn about eligibility for small business tax credits, the importance of SHOP plans, and strategies to support clients in optimizing their health coverage in 2014 and beyond. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and readiness.

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Preparing for California's New Health Insurance Marketplace: A Guide for Agents

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  1. Rich Hines Covered California, SHOP Sales Director Johnny Scharnweber Covered California, RSE IEHU President How Agents Can Prepare for California's New Health Insurance Marketplace Michael Lujan, RHU May 22, 2013

  2. Alameda Alliance for Health • L.A. Care Health Plan • Anthem Blue Cross of California • Molina Healthcare • Blue Shield of California • Sharp Health Plan • Chinese Community Health Plan • Valley Health Plan • Contra Costa Health Services • Health Net • Western Health Advantage • Kaiser Permanente

  3. Small Business Tax Credit Who is eligible for the Tax Credit? Small businesses are eligible for a tax credit if… • They have fewer than 25 full-time employees • Their average annual wages <$50,000 • They pay 50% of the premium cost* Starting in 2014, tax credits are only available for businesses that purchase through the SHOP • Tax credits do not cover premium expenses of owners or their families; and cannot be claimed by the self-employed • Employers are encouraged to consult with their tax professional. *SHOP has a minimum contribution of 50%

  4. Participating SHOP Health Plans

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