NAIFA's Diane Boyle Discusses New Senate Bill to Address Harm Being Done by the MLR Rule

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In a podcast produced by Employee Benefit Adviser magazine, NAIFA Vice President of Federal Government Relations Diane Boyle discusses S. 2068, a Senate bill that would change the way agent compensation is considered in the federal health care law’s medical loss ratio (MLR) provision.

“The bill … would allow consumers to have access to that very much needed advice and counsel that they receive from health insurance agents,’ Ms. Boyle told the magazine.

A similar bill in the House of Representatives, H.R. 1206, has at least 170 bipartisan cosponsors.