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Why your integrated HRA shouldn't be tied to one carrier

PeopleKeep

For many employers offering a group health insurance plan, adding a supplemental benefit in addition to the group plan can help offset your employees’ out-of-pocket costs. One way to supplement your group health insurance plan is through an integrated HRA, also known as a group coverage HRA (GCHRA).

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New Transparency Requirements for Health Plans

AssuredPartners

This rule, entitled Transparency in Coverage, requires group health insurance carriers and self-insured plans to disclose rates and cost-sharing information for all covered items and services. Insurance cards must include in-network and out-of-network deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums.

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Benefits Advocate: The Secret to Healthcare Literacy and Cost Control

Corporate Synergies

A benefits advocate who delivers the how and why of plan use when employees are asking for assistance helps the employer control health insurance costs. To cut health plan costs, many employers are moving toward a self-funded plan that provides transparency into claims data. As Seen In. More on that in a minute.

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How Health Care Reform Helps People and Small Businesses Pay for Coverage

Insperity

First, those who are eligible for coverage through a governmental program such as Medicaid, Medicare and the Children’s Health Insurance Program cannot receive subsidies. Affordable – Employee’s share of premium for the lowest-cost, employee-only plan option is not to exceed 9.5 Out-of-pocket maximums. Copayments.