We enjoyed seeing so many of you at this year’s CAHIP Engage in Universal City, CA! We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with you all in person.

Thank you to our speakers, Susan L. Combs, Lisa Hutcherson, John Troutman and Ned Schaut for sharing insight about the role of a leader. We’re already looking forward to 2023!

We’re thrilled to introduce our 2022-2023 CAHIP Executive Board!

The entire team looks forward to serving members, and we’re available to answer any questions you may have.

On January 1, 2023, NAHU will change its name to NABIP, the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals. The name change comes after lots of deliberation with chapter representatives, and its goal is to be a more accurate reflection of the role of benefits professionals.

For more information on the name change, CLICK HERE.

Dorothy has been a committed and active CAHIP member for years. This past month, she was featured on the cover of HR Tech Outlook magazine!

She discusses her employee benefit consulting firm and health insurance agency, Advanced Benefit Consulting, and how they are adapting to today’s insurance landscape.

We’d like to thank the Board, staff, and every consumer advocate for your work and are proud that California continues to lead the nation in terms of options, access and cost containment. California agents remain hopeful that the federal government will act to extend advanced subsidies so that quality health coverage remains affordable for all Californians.

As we await federal action and prepare for open enrollment, CAHIP agents look forward to working with Covered CA to increase awareness and understanding for millions of Californians. In closing, whatever the outcome at the federal level, know that agents will be available to help individuals, families, and businesses make informed decisions that maximize the MANY options available to suit their personal healthcare needs.

The 2021-2022 State legislative year is ending on August 31, 2022. Once the final gavel falls, legislators will return home to their districts to resume campaigns and finish out the current elected term that concludes November 30th. The November 8 General Election will determine the fate of all statewide offices, including the Governor, all 80 Assembly seats and half of the 40 Senate seats. While we expect that there will be many new faces, there will also be plenty of incumbents returning to represent newly re-drawn districts following recent updates driven by California’s latest census.