“Aetna, which is set to win a multibillion Texas Medicaid contract, got a peek at sensitive information submitted by 17 rival health plans during the bidding process….”
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The explosive growth in self-funded insurance plans means that quality excess protection is more important than ever to your self-funded clients. FAIRCO has brought in-house and also partnered with trusted industry veterans to create a Medical Stop Loss solution that will meet your customer’s specific needs by offering a wide variety of options, contract periods and deductibles.
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Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a cutting-edge solution to the rising cost of health care. Allied National can help small employers find a DPC provider and setup a major medical plan to “wrap” the DPC coverage.
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With the announcement to districts by the Texas Schools Health Benefits Program ( TSHBP) that member districts must pay an additional monies per employee per month (PEPM) that are enrolled in the program, many member districts are rethinking their membership in the program. Unfortunately, they may be up against an imminent deadline. TSHBP requires districts to tell them by May 1 if they wish to opt out of the program.
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This photograph shows waiters at the entrance of the 1928 Lloyd’s building in 1932.
By Paul Miller
It was a year in which an unusual action regarding a wealthy man’s insurance policy went before the King’s Bench Division. Before starting on a proposed trip around the world, Charles Weyerhaeuser, aged 63, took out an insurance policy with underwriters at Lloyd’s for £82,000.
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