HMSA on U.S. Supreme Court Upholding the Affordable Care Act

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and HMSA is moving forward with health care reform here in Hawaii.

What does this mean for our members?

• HMSA will continue to offer our members the current level of benefits and access to doctors and hospitals.
• HMSA will continue to offer coverage for dependents up to the age of 26 on their parents’ plan.
• In July, HMSA will add the ACA’s no-cost preventive women’s health services to the list of preventive services we now offer without copayments.

HMSA is committed to advocating for effective and affordable reform. Our work to increase access to care, slow the growth of health care costs, and support preventive health, individual responsibility, and transparency began long before the ACA became law in 2010. We will continue to be a leader in transforming the state’s health care system into one that is more sustainable and better meets the needs of Hawaii’s people.

Keeping you updated

We understand that the challenges of high medical costs, widespread waste, and millions of uninsured people require new solutions. And we promise to keep you up to date on our progress to find answers, whether through hmsa.com, social media accounts such as @AskHMSA on Twitter or hmsa.com/facebook, or conversations on the phone or in person.