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Corporations' 'Seismic Shift' to Private Exchanges

By Jennifer S. Kiesewetter
April 02, 2014

The first quarter of 2014 is over. The major provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (the Affordable Care Act, ACA or Act) are now in full swing, save the occasional delay of certain mandates. Companies, both large and small, understand that this law is now a fixture of our legislative structure. It's not being repealed and it's not being overturned. Instead, it will be amended, tugged at, pulled at, changed, expanded, and contracted. That's how legislation works. In all of these changes, which are occurring on a continual basis, legislative impact is not the only impact that necessitates attention. The private marketplace, which has a major role in the changes brought about by the ACA, plays a crucial role in the development of the law, as well as the resulting impact on employers.

'Seismic Shifts'

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