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“An individual health insurance plan combined with the assistance of the Samaritan Fund Program leaves qualified individuals with little to no out-of-pocket costs for medical care.”
“Employers see tremendous savings as high dollar claims leave their plan, and the participants have all of their medical bills taken care of. Everyone wins.“
“Attention Employers! Save your company money in premiums and claims, while also helping your employees when they need it most…………………“
“With an infinite amount of plan design possibilities, it is impossible for employers to choose one or two plans that fit everyone’s needs. Even the best insurance plans don’t cover every drug or every procedure. These holes in coverage get exposed when participants are faced with disease and high cost situations.”
“The Samaritan Fund Program engages your employees, finds them coverage customized to their situation, and applies them for financial subsidy from foundations and charities sympathetic to their situations. Employers see tremendous savings as high dollar claims leave their plan, and the participants have all of their medical bills taken care of. Everyone wins.”
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“A serious medical diagnosis brings worry and anxiety. Unfortunately, much of that anxiety stems from the high cost of quality medical care. Even the best medical insurance plans don’t cover every drug or every procedure. This leaves many looking for other ways to cover their care.”
“We lift the financial burden of medical costs while you navigate a difficult journey. If you qualify, you will receive funds for out-of-pocket medical expenses and the peace of mind to heal.”
SOURCE: Employers – Samaritan Fund Program
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