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Inovalon Seeks Timely and Favorable Decision on Junk Fax Petition
On March 9, 2021 Inovalon, Inc. submitted a letter urging the FCC to answer Inovalon’s Petition for Declaratory Ruling and affirm that “faxes with no direct commercial purpose, and offering no commercially available products or services to the recipients, are not ‘advertisements’ under the TCPA and JFPA.” The letter, an ex parte notice, updates the Commission on new activity in the junk fax class action against Inovalon
Eric B. Fromer Chiropractic, Inc. v. Inovalon Holdings, Inc., et al, No. 17-cv-03801-GJH. The case has been stayed for over two years pending a decision from the FCC on Inovalon’s petition. On February 4, 2021, the Plaintiff filed a motion to lift the stay, arguing that the Fourth Circuit Court’s recent decision in
Thousands in Louisiana will pay less, some even nothing, for Obamacare; see some examples
Kristen Mosbrucker
Tens of thousands of Louisianans who buy health insurance on the federal marketplace could save hundreds of dollars while some low-income residents will pay nothing under provisions of the latest federal coronavirus relief package.
Winners include those covered under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, or who are just now signing up for it through a May 15 deadline. Self-employed people who buy their own insurance and don t currently get federal help could be eligible for subsidies. The package also benefits laid-off workers struggling to retain employer coverage, and most anyone collecting unemployment.
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For professional woodworkers, it pays to learn about the cost of health care before you need it.
This post comes from hard-won experience – the kind from which I hope to help save you. I know a lot of self-employed people who don’t have health insurance because they say they don’t need it, can’t afford it, or it’s going to cost too much and “not pay for anything anyway.”
I get it. Health insurance premiums are expensive, especially if your household income is just high enough to disqualify you for any subsidies the Affordable Care Act (ACA) offers in an effort to make medical coverage affordable. Many woodworkers have a spouse who gets family health insurance through a group policy as a benefit related to employment. If you’re one of them, great. But if you, like my husband and me, have to go it alone, you owe it to your family and yourself to research the policies that are available and get coverage.