by Marshall Riddle, Senior Analyst, MCOL
 
This week the The Kaiser Initiative on Health Reform and Private Insurance released a report on insurer rebates under the medical loss ratio provision of the Affordable Care Act. The report contains estimates of rebates due in 2012 from insurers by state. 9 lists have been posted on healthsprocket which contain some of the data from this report.
 
You can view the lists below:

• States with Highest Total Amount of Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Individual Market
• States With Highest Number of Plans Paying Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Individual Market
• Average Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA per Enrollee, in Plans Paying Rebates in the Individual Market
• States with Highest Total Amount of Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Small Group Market
• States With Highest Number of Plans Paying Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Small Group Market
• Average Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA per Enrollee, in Plans Paying Rebates in the Small Group Market
• States with Highest Total Amount of Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Large Group Market
• States With Highest Number of Plans Paying Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA in the Large Group Market
• Average Insurer Rebates under the Medical Loss Ratio Provision in the ACA per Enrollee, in Plans Paying Rebates in the Large Group Market

 
You can read the original report here