- The document provides an overview of a health insurance program for TiE members that aims to provide comprehensive and affordable coverage through a single window approach.
- Key details include the roles of the insurer, TPA, and service provider Medimanage in administering the plan. The document also outlines the various plan benefits, terms, enrollment process, and policy snapshots.
- Highlights are a floater sum insured from Rs. 2-10 lakhs, coverage for pre-existing diseases, and cashless claims through an extensive hospital network.
This document provides information about a health insurance plan being offered to IEEE members by Medimanage and Bajaj Allianz General Insurance.
The key details include Medimanage's role in administering the plan, available coverage options and premium amounts, enrollment process, benefits included, exclusions and limits.
Some highlights are a choice of sum insured from Rs. 2-10 lakhs, coverage for pre-existing conditions, maternity benefits, cashless claims processing, and portability for existing members to enroll within 60 days to avoid waiting periods.
Nepal contribution based social security fund pptAjaya Budhathoki
This document discusses Nepal's Contribution Based Social Security Fund (CBSSF). It provides details on:
1) The laws and regulations governing CBSSF. Formal sector employees, informal sector workers, and self-employed individuals can register voluntarily or mandatorily.
2) The schemes covered by CBSSF including medical treatment, accident and disability protection, dependent family protection, and old age protection. Contributions are allocated to each scheme.
3) Benefits provided under each scheme such as medical cost coverage, accident compensation, pensions for dependents and retirees. The document outlines contribution rates, eligibility periods and excluded treatments.
The Optima Restore health insurance plan from HDFC Ergo offers comprehensive coverage for individuals and families. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, daycare procedures, domiciliary treatment, organ donor expenses, and restoration of the full sum insured amount if it is exhausted during the policy year. Customers can choose a basic sum insured ranging from Rs. 5 lakh to Rs. 50 lakh. Additional benefits include a multiplier bonus for claim-free years, cashless coverage at over 10,000 hospitals nationwide, and health checkups on renewal.
[ON-DEMAND WEBINAR] Social Security v. Medicare: Addressing Your Most Asked Q...Rea & Associates
Will Social Security Be There For You?
We don't know anybody who doesn't have questions when it comes to the topic of Social Security and Medicare. There are worries regarding long-term availability, how to maximize benefits, and when certain tasks should be done - to name a few. This hour-long webinar will answer many of these vital questions to provide you with the peace of mind that you need when entering this new phase of your life.
What You'll Learn:
Presented by later life planning experts, Darlene Finzer with Rea & Associates and Terry O'Shea and Rhonda Kraus with Senior Benefit Advantage, we will dive into the following points:
- The two big questions regarding Social Security: Will it be there for me and (if so) how do I maximize benefits?
- A deeper look at the history of Social Security versus where it stands today.
- Important (but maybe lesser-known) facts about Social Security that all Americans should know.
- What is Medicare, what does it cost, what does it cover and when can you get it?
- Comparing original Medicare, Medicare Supplement, and Medicare Advantage - and which one is right for you?
This document provides an overview of health care reform requirements for health plans. Key points include:
- The Affordable Care Act makes significant changes to health coverage over several years for health plans, issuers and employers.
- Reforms currently in effect include dependent coverage to age 26, preventive care coverage, and appeals process changes.
- Major provisions beginning in 2014 are the individual mandate, health insurance exchanges, employer penalties, and limits on out-of-pocket costs.
- Future deadlines include the "Cadillac tax" excise tax starting in 2018 and automatic enrollment rules for large employers.
This document provides information about a health insurance plan being offered to IEEE members by Medimanage and Bajaj Allianz General Insurance.
The key details include Medimanage's role in administering the plan, available coverage options and premium amounts, enrollment process, benefits included, exclusions and limits.
Some highlights are a choice of sum insured from Rs. 2-10 lakhs, coverage for pre-existing conditions, maternity benefits, cashless claims processing, and portability for existing members to enroll within 60 days to avoid waiting periods.
Nepal contribution based social security fund pptAjaya Budhathoki
This document discusses Nepal's Contribution Based Social Security Fund (CBSSF). It provides details on:
1) The laws and regulations governing CBSSF. Formal sector employees, informal sector workers, and self-employed individuals can register voluntarily or mandatorily.
2) The schemes covered by CBSSF including medical treatment, accident and disability protection, dependent family protection, and old age protection. Contributions are allocated to each scheme.
3) Benefits provided under each scheme such as medical cost coverage, accident compensation, pensions for dependents and retirees. The document outlines contribution rates, eligibility periods and excluded treatments.
The Optima Restore health insurance plan from HDFC Ergo offers comprehensive coverage for individuals and families. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, daycare procedures, domiciliary treatment, organ donor expenses, and restoration of the full sum insured amount if it is exhausted during the policy year. Customers can choose a basic sum insured ranging from Rs. 5 lakh to Rs. 50 lakh. Additional benefits include a multiplier bonus for claim-free years, cashless coverage at over 10,000 hospitals nationwide, and health checkups on renewal.
[ON-DEMAND WEBINAR] Social Security v. Medicare: Addressing Your Most Asked Q...Rea & Associates
Will Social Security Be There For You?
We don't know anybody who doesn't have questions when it comes to the topic of Social Security and Medicare. There are worries regarding long-term availability, how to maximize benefits, and when certain tasks should be done - to name a few. This hour-long webinar will answer many of these vital questions to provide you with the peace of mind that you need when entering this new phase of your life.
What You'll Learn:
Presented by later life planning experts, Darlene Finzer with Rea & Associates and Terry O'Shea and Rhonda Kraus with Senior Benefit Advantage, we will dive into the following points:
- The two big questions regarding Social Security: Will it be there for me and (if so) how do I maximize benefits?
- A deeper look at the history of Social Security versus where it stands today.
- Important (but maybe lesser-known) facts about Social Security that all Americans should know.
- What is Medicare, what does it cost, what does it cover and when can you get it?
- Comparing original Medicare, Medicare Supplement, and Medicare Advantage - and which one is right for you?
This document provides an overview of health care reform requirements for health plans. Key points include:
- The Affordable Care Act makes significant changes to health coverage over several years for health plans, issuers and employers.
- Reforms currently in effect include dependent coverage to age 26, preventive care coverage, and appeals process changes.
- Major provisions beginning in 2014 are the individual mandate, health insurance exchanges, employer penalties, and limits on out-of-pocket costs.
- Future deadlines include the "Cadillac tax" excise tax starting in 2018 and automatic enrollment rules for large employers.
This document provides an overview of Medicare and supplemental insurance options. It begins with an introduction to Medicare, including who is eligible and the different parts of Medicare coverage. It then discusses Medicare Supplement Plans A-N in detail, including benefits covered and sample rates. Next, it covers Medicare Advantage Plans as an alternative that combines Medicare parts into one plan through private insurers. Key differences between Supplement and Advantage plans are outlined. The document concludes by addressing common questions about Medicare enrollment, penalties, and plan considerations.
Group Insurance Schemes/ Insurance Proposal for Female Garment Worker - Karna...Jaswanth Singh G
The document discusses a proposed group insurance scheme for women garment workers in Karnataka that would be administered by the Karnataka Labour Welfare Board. The scheme would provide health insurance covering hospitalization expenses, maternity benefits, pre-existing conditions, and more. It would also provide group personal accident insurance covering accidental death, permanent disability, ambulance charges, education benefits, and other scenarios. The scheme aims to improve health and welfare protections for vulnerable women workers in the state.
The document summarizes the Ayushman Bharat health program in India, which includes two components: Health and Wellness Centers and the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana insurance scheme. The Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana provides Rs. 5 lakhs (500,000 INR) of health insurance coverage per family per year for secondary and tertiary medical care at public and private hospitals across India. It aims to financially protect over 10.74 crore (1.074 billion) poor and vulnerable families from catastrophic health expenditures. The insurance covers pre-hospitalization, hospitalization, post-hospitalization care, and provides cashless access to a wide range
Created by WEA Trust Vice President & General Counsel Vaughn Vance, this presentation helps explain to employers the changing health insurance marketplace. You'll learn about new fees and taxes, plan restrictions and employer obligations under health care reform.
The document provides details about the group medical insurance program for employees of Hinduja Health Care Ltd. including benefit details, policy parameters, applicable members, policy period, standardized hospitalization coverage, maternity benefits, pre-and-post hospitalization expenses, pre-existing diseases coverage, customized benefits, general exclusions, enrollment process, and cashless hospitalization process. The insurance scheme is intended to provide insurance coverage for medical expenses related to hospitalization of Hinduja Health Care employees and dependents.
Health insurance allows individuals to pay monthly premiums which are then used to pay for medical expenses. It is administered by organizations like government agencies, private businesses, or non-profits. In the Philippines, required health insurance includes SSS for private employees, PhilHealth for private/government employees, and GSIS for government employees. These provide benefits like sickness, maternity, retirement, and death benefits in the form of daily cash allowances. PhilHealth specifically provides inpatient and outpatient care benefits. Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) also provide comprehensive health coverage for a monthly premium.
The document provides an overview of Ayushman Bharat, the national health initiative launched by Prime Minister Modi. It has two major components: 1) establishing 150,000 Health and Wellness Centers across India to provide primary healthcare services, and 2) the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) which provides health insurance coverage of Rs. 500,000 per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization to over 100 million poor and vulnerable families. The initiative aims to achieve universal health coverage and reduce out-of-pocket healthcare expenditures for citizens.
Faculty Benefits Information Session June 2012Christina Logan
This document provides information about faculty benefits and separation from employment at a faculty information session in June 2012. It outlines timelines and deadlines around final pay, insurance coverage, retirement benefits, and incentive pay. It also describes options for continuing insurance coverage through COBRA and converting life insurance. Resources are provided for retiree insurance eligibility, TRS and ORP retirement, and transferring between state agencies with or without a break in coverage. A calendar of upcoming events is included to assist with career coaching, job searching, and signing separation agreements.
1. Health Policy,
2. Features of health policy,
3. Types of health insurance,
4. Ayushman Bharat,
5. Mediclaim Policy,
6. Types of Mediclain policy,
7. What mediclaim policy cover,
8. Types of Mediclaim policy,
9. What Mediclaim policy not covered,
10. Difference between Health Policy and Mediclaim policy
The document summarizes key aspects of the Affordable Care Act for small businesses. It discusses requirements for employers around full-time employee definitions, coverage requirements, taxes, and penalties beginning in 2010 through 2018. Business owners are encouraged to consider how the law affects their business size, employee costs and benefits, and strategies for staying compliant over time.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is the largest health payer in the United States, covering almost 90 million Americans. Medicare, the federal health insurance program for adults over age 65 and other qualified individuals, accounts for more than 48 million of those Americans through expenditures of more than $545 billion. But what is Medicare? How does it work? What should helping professionals and caregivers know about the program? This session will provide a broad overview of the Medicare program’s Parts A and B as well as introduce the CMS National Training Program as a resource for further training and information.
The Patient Protection Act introduces several new taxes and penalties related to health insurance. It does not mandate that individuals have insurance but will penalize those who do not starting in 2014. It also penalizes large employers who do not provide insurance or provide inadequate coverage. It provides tax credits to help low-income individuals afford coverage and gives tax credits to small employers who provide coverage. Higher income individuals and high-cost insurance plans will be taxed to help fund the overall plan.
Covid19 guidance for multiemployer plans and labor unions webinarWithum
COVID-19 Guidance: Multiemployer Plans and Labor Unions
In this webinar we talk about how COVID-19 is impacting Multiemployer Plans and Labor Unions, including relief programs and FAQs
Everything You Need to Know About Health Care Reform (But Are Afraid to Ask)Barry_Rosen
The document provides an overview of major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, including its impact on employers, Medicaid expansion, private health insurance reforms, health insurance exchanges, and financing mechanisms. It summarizes requirements for employers including coverage of dependents until age 26, wellness programs, fees and penalties. It outlines the expansion of Medicaid eligibility and essential benefits. Private insurance reforms addressed include prohibitions on preexisting conditions exclusions, lifetime and annual limits, and minimum loss ratios. Health insurance exchanges are established for individuals and small businesses. The Act is financed through new taxes, fees and savings.
Mercy Health System - Medicare PresentationMercy Health
The document provides an overview of Medicare options for eligible individuals, including Medicare only, Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare supplements, and employer-sponsored plans. Medicare only involves Parts A and B which cover hospitalizations, skilled nursing facilities, and medical services but with deductibles and coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans are run by private insurers under contract with Medicare and have more variable costs and coverage than original Medicare. Medicare supplements are private plans that cover out-of-pocket costs of original Medicare. The document also describes a specific Medicare supplement plan from MercyCare.
This document provides an overview of Medicare including its four parts (Part A, B, C, and D) and eligibility. It discusses the Affordable Care Act changes to Medicare including closing the prescription drug coverage donut hole, extending the financial health of Medicare, and improving preventive services coverage. It also covers becoming a Medicare provider or supplier, including enrollment steps and reimbursement as a participating or nonparticipating provider.
How To Get Health Care For Virtual AssistantsAna Mercader
This document provides answers to questions about health care options for virtual assistants in the Philippines. It discusses plans from Kaiser International Health Group, including short-term and long-term health care plans. Short-term plans as low as 5k/year cover checkups, while long-term plans starting at 2647/month provide lifetime coverage. Dependents can be added, and over 500 hospitals nationwide are covered.
The document provides information on the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY), a government-run health insurance program for low-income families in India. It discusses that RSBY aims to provide health insurance coverage and cashless hospitalization to below poverty line families. It offers a benefit of Rs. 30,000 for a family of five with coverage of pre-existing conditions and transportation costs. The premium is paid by both central and state governments, with beneficiaries paying a Rs. 30 registration fee. Over 36 million families had been enrolled as of 2014.
This document describes a health insurance plan for startups and SMEs offered through TiE India. It provides comprehensive and affordable coverage for employees and families. Key features include coverage for pre-existing conditions, no health checkups required, and maternity benefits. Premiums are lower than retail plans. Medimanage will administer the program, including enrollments, claims processing, and customer support. Oriental Insurance is the insurance provider. The minimum enrollment is 1,000 members to start the policy.
The document describes an umbrella health insurance plan for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) offered by Medimanage. The plan aims to provide comprehensive, flexible and affordable health insurance coverage for SME employees. Key features include covering over 43,000 lives, a claims settlement ratio of 97%, and average annual premium increases of 9% compared to a 15-20% increase for general health insurance. The plan offers three coverage options - comprehensive, budget plan 1 and budget plan 2 - with varying benefits and costs. Medimanage handles all administration and claims processing to provide a single window solution for employers.
This document provides an overview of Medicare and supplemental insurance options. It begins with an introduction to Medicare, including who is eligible and the different parts of Medicare coverage. It then discusses Medicare Supplement Plans A-N in detail, including benefits covered and sample rates. Next, it covers Medicare Advantage Plans as an alternative that combines Medicare parts into one plan through private insurers. Key differences between Supplement and Advantage plans are outlined. The document concludes by addressing common questions about Medicare enrollment, penalties, and plan considerations.
Group Insurance Schemes/ Insurance Proposal for Female Garment Worker - Karna...Jaswanth Singh G
The document discusses a proposed group insurance scheme for women garment workers in Karnataka that would be administered by the Karnataka Labour Welfare Board. The scheme would provide health insurance covering hospitalization expenses, maternity benefits, pre-existing conditions, and more. It would also provide group personal accident insurance covering accidental death, permanent disability, ambulance charges, education benefits, and other scenarios. The scheme aims to improve health and welfare protections for vulnerable women workers in the state.
The document summarizes the Ayushman Bharat health program in India, which includes two components: Health and Wellness Centers and the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana insurance scheme. The Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana provides Rs. 5 lakhs (500,000 INR) of health insurance coverage per family per year for secondary and tertiary medical care at public and private hospitals across India. It aims to financially protect over 10.74 crore (1.074 billion) poor and vulnerable families from catastrophic health expenditures. The insurance covers pre-hospitalization, hospitalization, post-hospitalization care, and provides cashless access to a wide range
Created by WEA Trust Vice President & General Counsel Vaughn Vance, this presentation helps explain to employers the changing health insurance marketplace. You'll learn about new fees and taxes, plan restrictions and employer obligations under health care reform.
The document provides details about the group medical insurance program for employees of Hinduja Health Care Ltd. including benefit details, policy parameters, applicable members, policy period, standardized hospitalization coverage, maternity benefits, pre-and-post hospitalization expenses, pre-existing diseases coverage, customized benefits, general exclusions, enrollment process, and cashless hospitalization process. The insurance scheme is intended to provide insurance coverage for medical expenses related to hospitalization of Hinduja Health Care employees and dependents.
Health insurance allows individuals to pay monthly premiums which are then used to pay for medical expenses. It is administered by organizations like government agencies, private businesses, or non-profits. In the Philippines, required health insurance includes SSS for private employees, PhilHealth for private/government employees, and GSIS for government employees. These provide benefits like sickness, maternity, retirement, and death benefits in the form of daily cash allowances. PhilHealth specifically provides inpatient and outpatient care benefits. Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) also provide comprehensive health coverage for a monthly premium.
The document provides an overview of Ayushman Bharat, the national health initiative launched by Prime Minister Modi. It has two major components: 1) establishing 150,000 Health and Wellness Centers across India to provide primary healthcare services, and 2) the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) which provides health insurance coverage of Rs. 500,000 per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization to over 100 million poor and vulnerable families. The initiative aims to achieve universal health coverage and reduce out-of-pocket healthcare expenditures for citizens.
Faculty Benefits Information Session June 2012Christina Logan
This document provides information about faculty benefits and separation from employment at a faculty information session in June 2012. It outlines timelines and deadlines around final pay, insurance coverage, retirement benefits, and incentive pay. It also describes options for continuing insurance coverage through COBRA and converting life insurance. Resources are provided for retiree insurance eligibility, TRS and ORP retirement, and transferring between state agencies with or without a break in coverage. A calendar of upcoming events is included to assist with career coaching, job searching, and signing separation agreements.
1. Health Policy,
2. Features of health policy,
3. Types of health insurance,
4. Ayushman Bharat,
5. Mediclaim Policy,
6. Types of Mediclain policy,
7. What mediclaim policy cover,
8. Types of Mediclaim policy,
9. What Mediclaim policy not covered,
10. Difference between Health Policy and Mediclaim policy
The document summarizes key aspects of the Affordable Care Act for small businesses. It discusses requirements for employers around full-time employee definitions, coverage requirements, taxes, and penalties beginning in 2010 through 2018. Business owners are encouraged to consider how the law affects their business size, employee costs and benefits, and strategies for staying compliant over time.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is the largest health payer in the United States, covering almost 90 million Americans. Medicare, the federal health insurance program for adults over age 65 and other qualified individuals, accounts for more than 48 million of those Americans through expenditures of more than $545 billion. But what is Medicare? How does it work? What should helping professionals and caregivers know about the program? This session will provide a broad overview of the Medicare program’s Parts A and B as well as introduce the CMS National Training Program as a resource for further training and information.
The Patient Protection Act introduces several new taxes and penalties related to health insurance. It does not mandate that individuals have insurance but will penalize those who do not starting in 2014. It also penalizes large employers who do not provide insurance or provide inadequate coverage. It provides tax credits to help low-income individuals afford coverage and gives tax credits to small employers who provide coverage. Higher income individuals and high-cost insurance plans will be taxed to help fund the overall plan.
Covid19 guidance for multiemployer plans and labor unions webinarWithum
COVID-19 Guidance: Multiemployer Plans and Labor Unions
In this webinar we talk about how COVID-19 is impacting Multiemployer Plans and Labor Unions, including relief programs and FAQs
Everything You Need to Know About Health Care Reform (But Are Afraid to Ask)Barry_Rosen
The document provides an overview of major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, including its impact on employers, Medicaid expansion, private health insurance reforms, health insurance exchanges, and financing mechanisms. It summarizes requirements for employers including coverage of dependents until age 26, wellness programs, fees and penalties. It outlines the expansion of Medicaid eligibility and essential benefits. Private insurance reforms addressed include prohibitions on preexisting conditions exclusions, lifetime and annual limits, and minimum loss ratios. Health insurance exchanges are established for individuals and small businesses. The Act is financed through new taxes, fees and savings.
Mercy Health System - Medicare PresentationMercy Health
The document provides an overview of Medicare options for eligible individuals, including Medicare only, Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare supplements, and employer-sponsored plans. Medicare only involves Parts A and B which cover hospitalizations, skilled nursing facilities, and medical services but with deductibles and coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans are run by private insurers under contract with Medicare and have more variable costs and coverage than original Medicare. Medicare supplements are private plans that cover out-of-pocket costs of original Medicare. The document also describes a specific Medicare supplement plan from MercyCare.
This document provides an overview of Medicare including its four parts (Part A, B, C, and D) and eligibility. It discusses the Affordable Care Act changes to Medicare including closing the prescription drug coverage donut hole, extending the financial health of Medicare, and improving preventive services coverage. It also covers becoming a Medicare provider or supplier, including enrollment steps and reimbursement as a participating or nonparticipating provider.
How To Get Health Care For Virtual AssistantsAna Mercader
This document provides answers to questions about health care options for virtual assistants in the Philippines. It discusses plans from Kaiser International Health Group, including short-term and long-term health care plans. Short-term plans as low as 5k/year cover checkups, while long-term plans starting at 2647/month provide lifetime coverage. Dependents can be added, and over 500 hospitals nationwide are covered.
The document provides information on the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY), a government-run health insurance program for low-income families in India. It discusses that RSBY aims to provide health insurance coverage and cashless hospitalization to below poverty line families. It offers a benefit of Rs. 30,000 for a family of five with coverage of pre-existing conditions and transportation costs. The premium is paid by both central and state governments, with beneficiaries paying a Rs. 30 registration fee. Over 36 million families had been enrolled as of 2014.
This document describes a health insurance plan for startups and SMEs offered through TiE India. It provides comprehensive and affordable coverage for employees and families. Key features include coverage for pre-existing conditions, no health checkups required, and maternity benefits. Premiums are lower than retail plans. Medimanage will administer the program, including enrollments, claims processing, and customer support. Oriental Insurance is the insurance provider. The minimum enrollment is 1,000 members to start the policy.
The document describes an umbrella health insurance plan for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) offered by Medimanage. The plan aims to provide comprehensive, flexible and affordable health insurance coverage for SME employees. Key features include covering over 43,000 lives, a claims settlement ratio of 97%, and average annual premium increases of 9% compared to a 15-20% increase for general health insurance. The plan offers three coverage options - comprehensive, budget plan 1 and budget plan 2 - with varying benefits and costs. Medimanage handles all administration and claims processing to provide a single window solution for employers.
STAR - Employee Benefits Insurance Manual 2019-2020-1.pptAnkitSharma654348
The document provides information on STAR's employee insurance benefits for the period of July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020. It includes details on group health insurance, personal accident insurance, and term life insurance plans. The group health insurance section outlines coverage details, plan overview, maternity benefits, co-pay illustration, enrollment details, and inclusions/exclusions. It specifies the insurer, TPA, broker, validity period, sum insured, eligible beneficiaries, and family floater definition. The plan overview section describes covered features such as pre-existing diseases, room rent eligibility, day care procedures, and more. The document also provides instructions on renewal enrollment and mid-term inclusions.
STAR - Employee Benefits Insurance Manual 2019-2020-1.pptmeher54
The document provides information on STAR's employee insurance benefits for the period of July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020. It includes details on group health insurance, personal accident insurance, and term life insurance plans. The group health insurance section outlines coverage details, plan overview, maternity benefits, co-pay illustration, enrollment details, inclusions and exclusions. It specifies the insurer, TPA, broker, validity period, sum insured, beneficiaries, room rent eligibility, pre and post hospitalization coverage and other features. The document also provides instructions for renewal enrollment, mid-term inclusions and updates to policy guidelines.
The document provides information about the Reliance HealthWise Policy. It summarizes how to obtain the policy, claim insurance, and key policy features. For persons under 45, one needs to fill a proposal form and pay the premium to the insurance advisor to obtain the policy. Those over 45 must undergo a medical test. The policy covers hospitalization expenses, day care treatments, pre and post hospitalization costs, and offers a cashless facility at networked hospitals. It also provides value added benefits like discounts on renewal and cost of health checkups. Certain diseases and treatments are excluded from coverage.
1) Apollo Munich Health Insurance introduces a new health insurance plan called OptimaRESTORE that provides unique restore and multiplier benefits.
2) The restore benefit automatically reinstates the basic sum insured if it is exhausted during the policy year, allowing coverage of additional illnesses.
3) The multiplier benefit increases the basic sum insured by 50% each claim-free year, up to 100% more coverage at no extra cost.
This document outlines the terms and conditions of a life insurance policy that provides funeral services instead of cash payments upon the death of insured individuals. Key details include:
- The policy covers up to 12 lives with minimum and maximum entry ages depending on the relationship to the primary insured.
- There are 8 packages that determine the value of funeral services provided, ranging from GHS10,000 to GHS100,000.
- Core services like funeral arranging and mortuary services make up at least 70% of the package value.
- A claims process is described along with exclusions like suicide within 2 years and high risk activities.
Future Generali - WHAT IS HEALTH SUPER SAVER? ColinGenerali
Health Super Saver is a health insurance product with a unique benefit of 'Super Saver Discount'! Get 80% discount on your next premium for super saver a claim free year.
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Protect yourself for whole of life with lifelong protection options with life and health insurance plans. To get more details visit https://www.hdfclife.com/documents/apps/c2p-health_retail_brochure20170828-123436.pdf
To learn more about thisplan visit https://www.hdfclife.com/term-and-health-insurance-plans/click-2-protect-health-plan
Sensitization on HR Policies & Employee Benefits 2022.pptxPrema Yohan
This document outlines policies related to employee conduct, benefits, and performance reviews at Gleneagles Global Health City in Chennai. It discusses the following key points:
1. The code of conduct requires all employees to maintain patient and organizational confidentiality, treat patients with dignity, and obtain proper authorization for leaves and entry/exit from the premises.
2. Employee benefits include provident fund contributions from both employer and employee, gratuity eligibility after 4 years of service, various types of leave, medical insurance for employees and dependents, life and accident insurance, and reimbursements for mobile bills.
3. Performance is reviewed annually based on the calendar year, with variable increments and bonuses determined based on the employee's
The document discusses the rationale for and proposed principles of welfare reform in the UK, including the introduction of Universal Credit. It aims to simplify the current benefits system, incentivize work, reduce poverty and worklessness, protect the vulnerable, and be fair to both claimants and taxpayers. Universal Credit will consolidate several working-age benefits into a single monthly payment. It is expected to impact around 2.7 million households currently receiving benefits.
The document discusses the key features of a Group Medicare 360 health insurance plan with aggregate deductible. It explains how aggregate deductible works where all claims in a policy year need to cross the deductible amount before any claims are payable. It provides examples of claim payments under different claim scenarios. It also summarizes coverage includes inpatient treatment, day care procedures, pre and post hospitalization expenses, and other benefits like accidental death benefit and wellness services. Waiting periods and premium rates are also outlined for different sum insured amounts.
This document provides information about the Simply Cash health plan, including:
- Affordable monthly premiums from £5.50 for individual coverage up to £66 for a family, with six levels of increasing annual benefit limits.
- The plan reimburses 100% of dental and optical costs and 75% of costs for services like physiotherapy, up to the annual limit.
- Members can start claiming benefits immediately but hospital coverage excludes pre-existing conditions for 12 months.
This document summarizes aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for employers, including: how to determine if an employer is an applicable large employer subject to the employer mandate; the employer mandate requirements around offering affordable minimum essential coverage; potential penalties for non-compliance; and other ACA provisions impacting employers. It provides an overview of the employer shared responsibility rules, measurement periods, and affordability safe harbors. It also discusses other ACA topics like the individual mandate, essential health benefits, taxes and fees, and grandfathered health plans.
Future Advantage Top-Up - Give Your Health Insurance A Backup Plan From Futur...ColinGenerali
Future Advantage Top-Up is a deductible health insurance plan with high Sum Insured options to provide extra coverage at low premium as compared to any traditional health insurance plan.
IB Arogya Raksha is a group health insurance policy offered by United India Insurance Co. Ltd. to all account holders of Indian Bank. There are three plans that cover the account holder, spouse, and up to two dependent children or the account holder, spouse, two children, and dependent parents. The policy provides medical claim coverage and personal accident death coverage. Premium rates vary depending on the plan and ages covered. There is a 30-day waiting period for coverage except for accidents, and cashless treatment is available at network hospitals. The policy is renewable annually with a 30-day grace period and offers tax benefits under section 80D of the Income Tax Act.
This document summarizes the key details of a mediclaim insurance policy renewed with Star Health Insurance. The policy covers employees, family including spouse, children up to age 25, and dependent parents. It provides coverage for both outpatient and inpatient treatment. Outpatient coverage is Rs. 6,000 per person with a family floater of Rs. 30,000. Inpatient coverage is up to Rs. 2.5 lakhs per family, with a corporate buffer of Rs. 15 lakhs that requires 20% copayment. The policy details room rent reimbursement amounts and exclusions like pre-existing diseases, maternity coverage, claim procedures, and differences from the previous policy.
This document summarizes the key details of a mediclaim policy renewed with Star Health Insurance. The policy covers employees, family including spouse, children up to age 25, and dependent parents. It covers both outpatient and inpatient expenses up to certain limits. Outpatient coverage is Rs. 6,000 per person with a family floater of Rs. 30,000. Inpatient coverage is Rs. 2.5 lakhs per family, with a corporate buffer beyond that amount subject to copayment. The policy details room rent limits, maternity coverage, claim timelines, exclusions like pre-existing diseases, and differences from the previous policy.
The employees state insurance act,1948
Social insurance of india
The Adakar plan- Workmen’s State Insurance Bill, 1946
A social welfare legislation with the objective of providing benefits to employees- sickness, maternity and employment injury.
Act tries to attain socio-economic justice enshrined in DPSP under part IV of the constitution
5-hydroxytryptamine or 5-HT or Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that serves a range of roles in the human body. It is sometimes referred to as the happy chemical since it promotes overall well-being and happiness.
It is mostly found in the brain, intestines, and blood platelets.
5-HT is utilised to transport messages between nerve cells, is known to be involved in smooth muscle contraction, and adds to overall well-being and pleasure, among other benefits. 5-HT regulates the body's sleep-wake cycles and internal clock by acting as a precursor to melatonin.
It is hypothesised to regulate hunger, emotions, motor, cognitive, and autonomic processes.
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TiE Health Plan
1.
2. • Health Insurance in India – An Overview
• Program Objectives
• Vendors
• Medimanage’s Role for TiE
• Policy Snapshot
• Enrolment Snapshot
• Retail vs Group
• Cover / Terms / Limits / Waiting Period
• Expectations
• Medimanage Profile
3. Health Insurance in India
Health Insurance in West Health Insurance in India
Evolved & Matured, High
Penetration
Still under development,
Penetration is Low (0.8%)
In US, products change for each
state, also, complexity in product
structure
Product Structure is simpler
Efficient delivery systems thru
evolved processes
Delivery systems are inefficient,
Administration is a struggle with
Insurers & TPAs
Desirable Loss ratio is around 65- Desirable Loss ratio is around 8085%, No Underwriting Profits
70%, Underwriting Profits are
since last 20 years
MUST
Broker’s role is More Advisory &
Less Administrative
Broker’s Role is Less Advisory &
More Administrative due to
challenges in the overall delivery
system
4. Program Objective
• To provide comprehensive, flexible and affordable health
insurance covers for TiE members.
• Bring technology into the domain of health insurance
management empowering the customer to make
informed choices and to enable efficient delivery of health
insurance administration services.
• Provide a “single window” approach such that all the
operations are seamlessly & empathetically taken care of.
5. Vendors
• Insurer
– Bajaj Allianz General Insurance
– Risk carrier
• TPA
–
–
–
–
Internal TPA (HAT)
Hospital network owner
Cashless provider
Claims settler
• Service Provider
– Medimanage Insurance Broking
– Your contact for all health insurance related needs.
– Facilitator of enrolments, cashless authorizations, re-imbursement
claims settlements, query management and the entire gamut of
health insurance administration for the TiE Health Plan.
6. Medimanage’s Role
• Plan Administration
– Enrollment of Members & their dependents
– Member Communication management & Query Resolution
– Complete Policy Administration for coordination of Policy &
Endorsements, Additions & Premium Accounting
– Claims coordination with TPAs & Insurers and facilitating timely
payment of reimbursement claims
– Cashless Coordination Service
– Tracking of Premium & Claims
– Escalation management with 3-Tier Escalation matrix within
Medimanage to ensure minimal involvement of TiE
7. Policy Snapshots - Benefits
Benefits
Details
Cover For
E, S, 2C, 2P
Sum Insured (Floater)
2L, 3 L, 5 L, 7 L &10 L
Minimum Initial Enrolment
1,000 families
PED Cover
From Day 1*
Maternity Cover
Covered after 3 mths – 30 K
Room Rent Limit
1% of SI
ICU Rent Limit
2% of SI
Waiting Period
For persons above 55 years
Limits On Procedures
6 Ailments
Co-payment
Parents- 15% of admissible claim
Sum Insure Upgrade
Not allowed
New Member Addition
Pro-rata basis
E-Self | S-Spouse | 2C- Two Children | 2P-Two Parents | * Conditions Apply | Refer Detailed Terms
8. Policy Snapshots - Benefits
Benefits
Details
Deletion
None
Cashless
Available
80D Benefit
Available
Enrollment
Now or Never basis
E-Self | S-Spouse | 2C- Two Children | 2P-Two Parents | * Conditions Apply | Refer Detailed Terms
9. Enrolment Snapshot
• All enrolments through Medimanage portal – Mpower
• TiE member data embedded in the system
• System generated mails to all inviting to enroll
• Each member gets a “My Page”
• Member logs in, selects product and adds family
• Member pays premium on-line to insurer
• Member & family covered after enrolment period of 30 days
• A master policy for all members
• TPA cards uploaded in system
• 80D benefit to each payee
10. Retail Vs Group - Bajaj
Retail
Group
Parents cannot part of E+S+2C Plan
Parents can be part of E+S+2C plan
Pre-existing cover after 4 yrs
Pre-existing cover from day 1*
30 day waiting applicable
30 day waiting waived
4 yr waiting applicable
4 yr waiting waived*
Pre policy medical required – 45 yrs
No pre-policy medical
Congenital Internal Ailments not covered
Congenital Internal Ailments covered
Co-pay 10% - Non network hosp
Co-pay 20% - 55 yrs and above
15% for parents
Maternity not covered
Maternity covered
New born not covered midterm
Midterm cover of new born allowed
Max cover 5 Lakhs upto 55 yrs
Max cover 10 Lakhs
Premium 2 L – 7378 (E+S+2C)
Premium 2 L - 8251
Premium 3 L – 9955 (E+S+2C)
Premium 3 L - 9736
With 12% more premium for 2 L Maternity & Pre-existing ailments covered.
Premium for 3 L is 2% lower than retail premium
12. Terms
•
This policy is available only for TiE members.
•
All existing members will qualify for the enrolment & will get 60 days to enrol
self, employees & family members. If a member fails to enrol during this
period the waiting period mentioned in Slide 19 shall be for a period of 2
years and maternity shall be covered after 9 months.
•
Sum insured is on a floater basis.
•
Self, Spouse, first 2 children and parents can enrol.
•
Pre-existing ailments & Congenital internal ailments are covered.
•
There will be no waiting periods except for persons who are 55 years and
above of age at the time of policy commencement.
•
There are limits on 6 procedure – Slide 18.
•
Day care procedures are covered.
•
Room rent will be 1% of sum insured limited to INR 5 k / day.
•
ICU rent will be 2% of sum insured limited to INR 10 k / day.
13. Terms
•
All charges (Doctor fees, Surgeon fees etc) linked to class of occupancy.
•
Maternity is covered after 3 months from enrolment for INR 30 K (subject to
point 2 in Slide 1)
•
Baby cover from day 1 in the main policy.
•
Pre & Post hospitalization covered (30 days & 60 days).
•
Cashless facility available
•
Co-pay of 15% on all admissible parent claims. No co-pay for Self, spouse and kids.
•
2 children upto 25 years can be covered.
•
The max age at which a person (Primary, Secondary or Parent) can enter
this plan is upto 75 years. Persons above 75 years cannot enter this plan.
Persons (Primary, Secondary or Parents) who are 55 years and above will
have a 1 year waiting for the following ailments listed below. – Slide 19
•
Cover will cease when a person reaches 85 years of age.
14. Terms
•
A member can enter this policy only after 6 months from being inducted as a
member of TiE. Proof of membership to be provided at the time of enrolment.
•
In case Self & Spouse are both members of TiE they will be given a single
cover.
•
New member enrolment drive will be opened from the 07th of every month
and closed on the 28th. The cover for these members will commence from
the 1st of the next month provided that day not a holiday.
•
Failure to enroll within timeframe shall attract increased waiting periods as
mentioned in Slide 12 point 2.
•
Parents will be covered on NOW Or Never basis. This means any member
who has not covered parents in this plan during the enrolment period for that
member will not be allowed to cover them at any point in future.
15. Terms
•
Spouse & Kids of married members will be covered on NOW Or Never basis.
This means any married member who has not covered spouse & kids (if
there are kids) in this plan during the enrolment period for that member will
not be allowed to cover them at any point in future.
•
A married member, who has covered himself/herself under the Self+S+2C or
Self+S+2C+2P plan, will be allowed to add the new born in course of the
policy period at no extra cost. This enrolment must happen in 30 days from
date of event.
•
An unmarried member who is covered under the Self or Self+2P plan can, on
marriage, cover spouse in course of the policy period by paying the
differential premium. This enrolment has to be done within 30 days from the
date of event.
•
Members who exit this plan at any point will not be allowed to enter the plan
again.
16. Terms
•
There will be no deletion.
•
Cashless hospitalization is available in all the network hospitals.
•
Claims to be submitted within 30 days from the date of discharge.
•
Claim intimation time of 7 Days or before discharge whichever is earlier.
Claims will be rejected on account of delay in submission.
•
Domiciliary care is excluded & standard exclusions apply.
•
Claims will be rejected if the age mentioned at the time of a claim is different
that the age calculated for the same period based on the age provided at the
time of enrolment and this difference is greater than 1 year.
•
The premium paid during monthly enrolments shall be for a period of 12
months. The cover shall also be for a period of 12 months.
17. Terms
•
This program will commence only with a minimum of 1000 primary members.
This means the sum total of all the primary members (Self) excluding the
family members should be 1,000.
•
80D benefit under the income tax act of 1961 can be claimed through the
certificate of insurance issued by the insurer to each payee.
•
Each member shall confirm participation by filling the enrolment form.
•
Once the critical mass is reached, Medimanage will send a payment gateway
link through which the member should make the payment.
• Post your queries to tiehealth@medimanage.com
• Point of contact – Sahana Shetty
• Tel - +912230770101
18. Procedure Limits
•
Limits on 6 procedures per life per occurrence.
•
Cataract
: INR 30,000 per eye
•
Hernia
: INR 45,000
•
Hysterectomy
: INR 45,000
•
Joint replacement : INR 1,75,000 per joint per year.
•
TURP for BPH
•
Coronary angiogram: INR 25,000
•
Co pay is not applicable for the above procedures.
: INR 42,000
21. Expectations
•
Policy will be issued in 15 working days from the date of completion of
enrolment of all persons at inception.
•
Endorsements to be issued in 15 working days from the date of completion
of enrolment for the previous month.
•
TPA cards will be uploaded in 10 days from the date of policy / endo
issuance.
•
Reimbursement claims to be settled in 20 working days from the date of
submitting all valid documents.
22. Medimanage Profile
• Only dedicated Health Insurance Broker in India
• Offices at Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi & Pune
• Team strength of 117 members (all key members are either with
Insurer and/or TPA background)
• Promoted by Engineers, Strong on Systems & Processes
• Niche player as HR BPO for Health Insurance Administration
• Facilitate more than 10,000 cashless admissions
• Handle more than 40,000 reimbursement claims
• Managed more than 150,000 employee queries over Phone, Email &
Online Platform.
24. Disclaimer
TiE India is only a facilitator of this program
and is not liable for any issues arising out of
this contract. Such issues if any have to be
directly settled by the concerned parties with
the agencies involved.