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Guide to MEC plans

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Some employers must provide a health insurance plan with minimum essential coverage (MEC) to avoid penalties under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and ensure employees have access to essential healthcare services. In some cases, these employers may consider a type of group plan called a MEC plan.

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Differences between HMO and PPO health plans

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Whether you’re an individual searching for a health plan for yourself or your family, or an employer looking for a group health insurance policy for your staff, there are many types of health plans to choose from. Most people have a basic understanding of how health insurance works.

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Voluntary Benefits Improve Employee Satisfaction and Retention

InterWest Insurance Services

Once the employee enrolls in a voluntary benefit plan, payroll services companies routinely automate this process for employers, making ongoing benefits administration hassle-free for small businesses. cancer insurance) Pet insurance. cancer insurance) Pet insurance.

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How to set up an individual coverage HRA (ICHRA)

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Group health insurance may be the traditional employee health coverage option, but it doesn’t work for everyone. If you’re an employer looking for an affordable and flexible alternative to group plans, a health reimbursement arrangement (HRA) is a great option.

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New Health Plan Prescription Drug Reporting Mandate

AssuredPartners

For fully insured plans, health insurance carriers will be responsible for making the necessary reporting from a legal standpoint. Employers who sponsor self-funded health plans should coordinate with their self-funded TPA and pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) to ensure timely reporting of the required data.

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Buyer’s guide to group dental plans

Employee Benefits

What are group dental plans? Dental plans are a type of insurance or cash plan that specifically cater for oral health, helping staff afford regular dentist visits for preventative and routine care, such as accident and emergency cover, crowns, implants and fillings, as well as larger issues such as treatment for oral cancer.

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Employer Guide; Medicare Coordination of Benefits

Griffin Benefits

When a plan participant or beneficiary has Medicare and other health insurance, such as employer group health plan insurance, retiree coverage, or Medicaid, there can often be confusion as to which insurance pays first on claims. HOW DOES MEDICARE WORK WITH OTHER INSURANCE?