A British woman who developed hypothermia while hiking in Spain in 2019, whose heart stopped for six hours while rescue teams tried to locate her was revived…..
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Curative Expands Groundbreaking Health Plan to Georgia with an Innovative $0 Copay, $0 Deductible* Benefits Solution
AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug 29, 2024–
Curative Insurance Company, a pioneering healthcare services company, is excited to announce the expansion of its first-of-its-kind health plan to businesses headquartered in Georgia. This marks a significant milestone as Curative brings its $0 copay, $0 deductible solution to Georgia.* The plan is designed to remove barriers to care, prioritizing member well-being, preventative care, and long-term health while reducing overall costs. Georgia is now the third state, along with Texas and Florida, where Curative is available to employers with 51 or more employees for their entire workforce regardless of the employee’s state of residence.
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What’s the best Medicare pricing benchmark plan sponsors should use? Is it 100%, 120%, 150% or 200% of Medicare? Is there a material difference in balance billing issues between these tiers? The answer may surprise you.
Continue reading Reference Based Pricing Benchmarks – Why Pay More When You Can Pay Less?Helping Hospitals Solve the Balance Billing Issue With Reference Based Pricing Plans
ATTENTION HOSPITALS: Rejoice and be Happy! The Reference Based Pricing battle has been won! You have been so successful in putting the Fear of God among local plan sponsors considering Reference Based Pricing that it’s had the intended effect.
Continue reading Helping Hospitals Solve the Balance Billing Issue With Reference Based Pricing PlansAllstate Exits Voluntary Benefits Business
“Allstate Corp. has agreed to sell its employer voluntary benefits business to StanCorp Financial Group Inc. for $2 billion, with plans also underway to divest its individual and group health sectors. This move is part of a broader strategy to focus more intensely on its core personal liability and protection services.”
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