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Health Care Reform: Eye on Implementation

By Tony Jamison, Aetna   May. 16, 2014
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    Health Care Reform: Eye on Implementation

    Aetna’s work related to ACA implementation and compliance continues. To help you understand how regulatory decisions are impacting implementation of the health care law, Eye on Implementation features announcements from the regulatory agencies responsible for ACA implementation.

    Click here to view Aetna's ACA implementation resources.

    Aetna’s work related to ACA implementation and compliance continues.
    2014-05-16
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Aetna’s work related to ACA implementation and compliance continues. To help you understand how regulatory decisions are impacting implementation of the health care law, Eye on Implementation features announcements from the regulatory agencies responsible for ACA implementation.

Click here to view Aetna's ACA implementation resources.

About Tony Jamison (Full Bio)

Tony Jamison has been with NACo since 2010. He is responsible for running the day to day operation of NACo’s Business Development and Corporate Programs by identifying potential new members, developing engagement strategies for existing members and growing private sector partnerships.

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