The document outlines 50 benefits of working for Oracle, including immediate eligibility for medical benefits with no waiting period, affordable prescription drug coverage, a variety of medical, dental and vision plan options, life and disability insurance, retirement savings plans with company matching, tuition reimbursement, adoption assistance, and work-life balance benefits like paid family leave and childcare discounts. It emphasizes the comprehensive and flexible nature of Oracle's benefits package.
Ppt.ed health general presentation 11.05.14LasellCollege
The document provides an introduction and overview of EdHealth, a health insurance collaboration founded by educational institutions in New England. It was started in response to rising healthcare costs. Key points:
- EdHealth launched in 2013 with 6 members to provide self-funded medical plans through greater purchasing power and risk-sharing. This allows for lower costs than fully insured plans.
- It operates through a Massachusetts LLC and utilizes a captive insurance program. Members set their own self-insured retention levels and receive coverage from the pooled stop-loss policy.
- Early results show savings of 1-20% for members compared to previous plans. Having more members allows for more predictable claims experience.
- EdHealth coordinates with the
This document summarizes Aflac supplemental insurance policies that can be offered as voluntary benefits to employees. It outlines the key differences between Aflac and regular health insurance, describes several Aflac product options including short-term disability, cancer, and accident plans, and provides weekly rates for sample policies. Implementation involves an initial employee presentation followed by individual enrollment meetings.
This document summarizes an Ameritas Rewards dental plan that provides monetary rewards for maintaining good oral health habits. Members can earn rewards by getting an annual dental cleaning and keeping costs below an annual threshold. The rewards can be used for additional coverage like vision, hearing, and orthodontia. Employers choose the plan design and threshold amounts. The example shows a member earning $350 for a dental cleaning, with $200 that can be used toward vision costs.
Nemak is a global automotive company with over 20,000 employees across 35 manufacturing facilities in 15 countries. Their vision is to become the world leader in the automotive industry. They offer competitive benefits to employees globally such as medical, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, disability coverage, vacation time, retirement savings plans, tuition reimbursement, and service awards for milestones of employment.
Assurant Employee Benefits offers various disability insurance plans, including their most common true group disability plan. Their definition of disability focuses on the inability to perform one material duty of your regular occupation or earn more than 80% of your monthly pay. They strive to approve legitimate claims promptly through their three disability benefit centers. Their plans also include additional benefits and options to support claimants' financial security and return to work.
This session focuses on Ed Health, a medical stop loss group captive consisting of 11 Boston-area colleges that Spring assisted in the development of. It details Ed Health’s success to date and lessons learned through the development and ongoing management of a medical stop loss group captive.
Pediatric Dental Benefits Under the ACA - What Employers (and dentists) Need ...Spring Consulting Group
This document provides an overview of pediatric dental benefits under the Affordable Care Act and how they may impact dental practices. It discusses how pediatric dental coverage is considered an essential health benefit and must be included in certain health plans. It describes the three structures for how pediatric dental benefits can be offered (embedded, stand alone, bundled). It also outlines some pediatric dental plan benefit options and issues dental practices may face in navigating these new benefits, such as deciding whether to credential with dental insurance providers and how to manage claims processing.
Ppt.ed health general presentation 11.05.14LasellCollege
The document provides an introduction and overview of EdHealth, a health insurance collaboration founded by educational institutions in New England. It was started in response to rising healthcare costs. Key points:
- EdHealth launched in 2013 with 6 members to provide self-funded medical plans through greater purchasing power and risk-sharing. This allows for lower costs than fully insured plans.
- It operates through a Massachusetts LLC and utilizes a captive insurance program. Members set their own self-insured retention levels and receive coverage from the pooled stop-loss policy.
- Early results show savings of 1-20% for members compared to previous plans. Having more members allows for more predictable claims experience.
- EdHealth coordinates with the
This document summarizes Aflac supplemental insurance policies that can be offered as voluntary benefits to employees. It outlines the key differences between Aflac and regular health insurance, describes several Aflac product options including short-term disability, cancer, and accident plans, and provides weekly rates for sample policies. Implementation involves an initial employee presentation followed by individual enrollment meetings.
This document summarizes an Ameritas Rewards dental plan that provides monetary rewards for maintaining good oral health habits. Members can earn rewards by getting an annual dental cleaning and keeping costs below an annual threshold. The rewards can be used for additional coverage like vision, hearing, and orthodontia. Employers choose the plan design and threshold amounts. The example shows a member earning $350 for a dental cleaning, with $200 that can be used toward vision costs.
Nemak is a global automotive company with over 20,000 employees across 35 manufacturing facilities in 15 countries. Their vision is to become the world leader in the automotive industry. They offer competitive benefits to employees globally such as medical, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, disability coverage, vacation time, retirement savings plans, tuition reimbursement, and service awards for milestones of employment.
Assurant Employee Benefits offers various disability insurance plans, including their most common true group disability plan. Their definition of disability focuses on the inability to perform one material duty of your regular occupation or earn more than 80% of your monthly pay. They strive to approve legitimate claims promptly through their three disability benefit centers. Their plans also include additional benefits and options to support claimants' financial security and return to work.
This session focuses on Ed Health, a medical stop loss group captive consisting of 11 Boston-area colleges that Spring assisted in the development of. It details Ed Health’s success to date and lessons learned through the development and ongoing management of a medical stop loss group captive.
Pediatric Dental Benefits Under the ACA - What Employers (and dentists) Need ...Spring Consulting Group
This document provides an overview of pediatric dental benefits under the Affordable Care Act and how they may impact dental practices. It discusses how pediatric dental coverage is considered an essential health benefit and must be included in certain health plans. It describes the three structures for how pediatric dental benefits can be offered (embedded, stand alone, bundled). It also outlines some pediatric dental plan benefit options and issues dental practices may face in navigating these new benefits, such as deciding whether to credential with dental insurance providers and how to manage claims processing.
The document discusses techniques for researching and incorporating evidence into appeal letters to overturn claim denials. It recommends following leads from denial letters to relevant regulations, guidelines and literature. Specific resources highlighted include CMS manuals, LCDs, CPT/ICD guidelines, peer-reviewed studies and position statements. Attendees will learn how to build an evidence-based argument and guide reviewers to an favorable decision.
Major Healthcare related acquisitions by Indian IT/BPO VendorsRajesh Prabhakar
Major Indian IT/BPO vendors have made several acquisitions related to healthcare in recent years:
- In 2013, Genpact acquired Jawood and Felix Software, healthcare services providers with 420 employees, to gain access to tools for mapping disease codes to the new ICD-10 standard.
- In 2012, Cognizant acquired Medicall, a US firm with operations in the Philippines, to gain a similar number of licensed nurses. The acquisition was expected to contribute $15 million to Cognizant's 2013 revenue.
- Also in 2012, Sutherland acquired Apollo Health Street for $1000 crores, bringing 3,200 professionals and expanding Sutherland's payer, provider
This document discusses dental insurance and benefits programs. It covers the key parties involved, including patients, dentists, carriers and sponsors. The two main types of dental benefit programs - indemnity and capitation - are described. Guidelines are provided for preparing and submitting paper and electronic dental claims forms, including using standardized codes and formats. The document also discusses topics like coordination of benefits, special programs like Medicaid, and guidelines for successful claims administration.
A detailed review of changes and updates discussed to the MDS 3.0 item set effective October 1, 2013. The course will provide an overview of the most recent MDS 3.0 User’s Manual updates. The speaker will review key elements for MDS coding, which will impact reimbursement based on the Federal Regulations in the FY 2014 Final Rule.
The document discusses different systems for financing healthcare and options for reforming the US system. It describes how for-profit private insurance works, with investors setting up insurance companies, patients paying premiums, and investors receiving dividends from profits. It also outlines non-profit systems where administrative costs are lower and more money goes to patient care rather than profits. Publicly financed systems like Medicare are described as not being insurance, but rather funded through taxes. Finally, the document lists 12 options for reforming the US system, such as achieving universal coverage, removing profits from financing or services, and changing incentives to reward good health outcomes.
This document provides an overview of financial systems used in dental practices, including electronic banking, budgets, financial management software, payroll records, and tax responsibilities. It discusses establishing checking accounts and using online banking to pay bills and view balances. The document also covers reconciling bank statements, using petty cash, and maintaining accurate payroll records, withholding taxes correctly, and retaining records as required by law.
This document discusses accounts receivable and financial systems in dentistry. It covers topics such as defining key terms, explaining basic math procedures used in bookkeeping, describing common bookkeeping systems, identifying special situations that can occur, producing patient statements, establishing financial arrangements, using credit bureaus, collecting late payments, and using collection agencies. The document provides information on accounts receivable and accounts payable systems, maintaining financial records, entering data accurately, and components of computerized bookkeeping systems.
The document discusses supplemental benefits that companies offer executives, including long-term care insurance. It notes that over 75% of Fortune 1000 companies offer supplemental retirement plans, and over 30% offer excess disability or supplemental death benefits. The need for long-term care insurance is increasing as people live longer lives. Many companies expect demand for long-term care programs to rise in order to attract and retain employees and executives.
Associate benefits at Agnesian HealthCare include medical, dental, vision, and life insurance beginning after one month of employment. Short and long-term disability insurance begin after one year of employment. Additional benefits include a 401k retirement plan with employer matching, tuition assistance after 90 days, paid time off accruals based on years of service, and discounts at Agnesian facilities. Wellness initiatives promote preventative health screenings and activities to support associates' health and well-being.
This document provides an overview of health insurance in India, including what it is, its importance, and common products. It discusses how health insurance works by pooling risks collectively. It outlines the rising costs of healthcare as a driver for health insurance penetration. Common plan types include individual, family floater, senior citizens, critical illness, daily hospital cash, and unit-linked plans. It also discusses government schemes like ESIS and CGHS, as well as community-based and employer-provided insurance options. Impediments to the industry like lack of data, pricing challenges, and government provision of care are also covered.
This document discusses the escalating costs of healthcare in the United States and how it impacts businesses. It notes that employers struggle each year to subsidize employee healthcare costs and are forced to choose between the health of their employees or the health of their company. The company discussed, ETI Professionals, again opted to fully subsidize a 27% increase in healthcare premiums for employees despite the impact to company profits in order to prioritize employee well-being.
ICD-10 Presentation to Bays Medical Society January 2014Florida Blue
Collaboration between physicians, payers and others across the health care industry is critical to a successful ICD10 implementation. Florida Blue is here with resources and expertise as you begin your ICD-10 journey, but the time to act is now! Visit our site to get started: http://ow.ly/sGVfF
This document provides information about Medicare Advantage plans and Medigap/Supplement policies. It explains that Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers and replace original Medicare, while supplements are additional private policies that help cover out-of-pocket costs with original Medicare. The document outlines the pros and cons of each option and details the various levels of supplement plans based on what benefits they cover. It also discusses open enrollment periods and trial options for trying out different plans.
This document provides an overview of Blue Shield of California's (BSC) specialty benefits eLearning course. The course aims to educate BSC staff about BSC's specialty benefits insurance plans, including their characteristics, processes, and product lines. The document outlines the course agenda which covers dental plans, vision plans, life insurance plans, and accidental death and dismemberment plans over four sections. Section one introduces BSC's specialty benefits insurance plan overview. Section two describes the dental plan family of products. Section three describes the vision plans. Section four describes the life insurance plans and accidental death and dismemberment insurance. There is an assessment at the end to evaluate learning.
This document provides an overview of health care agencies and long-term care facilities. It discusses that health care agencies offer services to meet people's health needs, with the person as the focus of care. A variety of agency types are described, including hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home care agencies. It also outlines how these agencies are organized, with governing boards and interdisciplinary health care teams. Standards and regulations for agencies are discussed, including requirements for licensing, certification, and accreditation.
The document proposes a medical insurance plan from Resolution Insurance Limited. It offers:
- Customized medical cover for individuals and corporations with no out-of-pocket costs for services.
- Coverage of inpatient and outpatient care, maternity, dental, optical and funeral benefits.
- A wide network of hospitals, doctors, specialists and clinics to choose from.
- Flexible options for risk transfer, benefit structure, and limits that can be tailored to the client's needs.
2015 Aflac WorkForces Report | Presentation For BrokersAflac
The document summarizes key findings from Aflac's 2015 WorkForces Report on benefits trends. It finds that confusion remains around healthcare reform, costs continue rising, and financial preparedness is a concern. Employers are focused on controlling healthcare costs but lack understanding of reform. Employees feel unprotected and distracted by financial issues. Voluntary benefits have grown in popularity as a way to help meet needs. The report is based on surveys of over 5,300 workers and 2,000 employers.
Hiring people with disabilities is beneficial for businesses for several reasons. It can attract a more diverse customer base as Americans prefer to support companies that employ disabled individuals. Employees with disabilities also provide insider knowledge about an expanded customer segment with disabilities. Additionally, businesses may be eligible for tax credits and deductions when making accommodations to hire individuals with disabilities. Hiring disabled workers can also provide benefits like untapped knowledge, fresh perspectives, and new ideas. The document provides resources for employers to assist with disability employment.
This document provides information about Medicare, Medicaid, and the Community Insurance Outreach Services (CIOS) organization. CIOS is a nonprofit that provides insurance education and assistance to residents in the Youngstown, Ohio area. The document outlines Medicare enrollment periods, eligibility for Medicaid programs, and CIOS's services, which include insurance literacy programs, claims assistance, and a career pathway program in the insurance industry.
Dental insurance provides coverage to help pay for dental care costs. There are several common types of dental insurance plans, including preferred provider organizations (PPOs), dental health maintenance organizations (DHMOs), indemnity plans, and direct reimbursement plans. PPOs allow patients to receive care from a network of dentists who charge reduced fees. DHMOs provide comprehensive care through designated provider offices for a fixed monthly fee paid per enrolled patient. Dental insurance helps provide access to dental care and reduces costs for major dental procedures.
A Plan for Your Employees and BusinessNioka Jewett
Aflac is a Fortune 500 company that has provided financial protection to over 50 million people worldwide for nearly six decades. It offers voluntary insurance policies to help policyholders focus on recovery, not financial stress, when sick or hurt. Since 1995, Aflac has donated over $100 million to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Aflac's goals include being the number one provider of voluntary insurance in the US and applying sustainable purchasing principles. It offers various supplemental insurance products, including accident, cancer, critical illness, life, hospital, short-term disability, dental, and vision insurance, to employers to provide employees robust healthcare coverage.
The document discusses techniques for researching and incorporating evidence into appeal letters to overturn claim denials. It recommends following leads from denial letters to relevant regulations, guidelines and literature. Specific resources highlighted include CMS manuals, LCDs, CPT/ICD guidelines, peer-reviewed studies and position statements. Attendees will learn how to build an evidence-based argument and guide reviewers to an favorable decision.
Major Healthcare related acquisitions by Indian IT/BPO VendorsRajesh Prabhakar
Major Indian IT/BPO vendors have made several acquisitions related to healthcare in recent years:
- In 2013, Genpact acquired Jawood and Felix Software, healthcare services providers with 420 employees, to gain access to tools for mapping disease codes to the new ICD-10 standard.
- In 2012, Cognizant acquired Medicall, a US firm with operations in the Philippines, to gain a similar number of licensed nurses. The acquisition was expected to contribute $15 million to Cognizant's 2013 revenue.
- Also in 2012, Sutherland acquired Apollo Health Street for $1000 crores, bringing 3,200 professionals and expanding Sutherland's payer, provider
This document discusses dental insurance and benefits programs. It covers the key parties involved, including patients, dentists, carriers and sponsors. The two main types of dental benefit programs - indemnity and capitation - are described. Guidelines are provided for preparing and submitting paper and electronic dental claims forms, including using standardized codes and formats. The document also discusses topics like coordination of benefits, special programs like Medicaid, and guidelines for successful claims administration.
A detailed review of changes and updates discussed to the MDS 3.0 item set effective October 1, 2013. The course will provide an overview of the most recent MDS 3.0 User’s Manual updates. The speaker will review key elements for MDS coding, which will impact reimbursement based on the Federal Regulations in the FY 2014 Final Rule.
The document discusses different systems for financing healthcare and options for reforming the US system. It describes how for-profit private insurance works, with investors setting up insurance companies, patients paying premiums, and investors receiving dividends from profits. It also outlines non-profit systems where administrative costs are lower and more money goes to patient care rather than profits. Publicly financed systems like Medicare are described as not being insurance, but rather funded through taxes. Finally, the document lists 12 options for reforming the US system, such as achieving universal coverage, removing profits from financing or services, and changing incentives to reward good health outcomes.
This document provides an overview of financial systems used in dental practices, including electronic banking, budgets, financial management software, payroll records, and tax responsibilities. It discusses establishing checking accounts and using online banking to pay bills and view balances. The document also covers reconciling bank statements, using petty cash, and maintaining accurate payroll records, withholding taxes correctly, and retaining records as required by law.
This document discusses accounts receivable and financial systems in dentistry. It covers topics such as defining key terms, explaining basic math procedures used in bookkeeping, describing common bookkeeping systems, identifying special situations that can occur, producing patient statements, establishing financial arrangements, using credit bureaus, collecting late payments, and using collection agencies. The document provides information on accounts receivable and accounts payable systems, maintaining financial records, entering data accurately, and components of computerized bookkeeping systems.
The document discusses supplemental benefits that companies offer executives, including long-term care insurance. It notes that over 75% of Fortune 1000 companies offer supplemental retirement plans, and over 30% offer excess disability or supplemental death benefits. The need for long-term care insurance is increasing as people live longer lives. Many companies expect demand for long-term care programs to rise in order to attract and retain employees and executives.
Associate benefits at Agnesian HealthCare include medical, dental, vision, and life insurance beginning after one month of employment. Short and long-term disability insurance begin after one year of employment. Additional benefits include a 401k retirement plan with employer matching, tuition assistance after 90 days, paid time off accruals based on years of service, and discounts at Agnesian facilities. Wellness initiatives promote preventative health screenings and activities to support associates' health and well-being.
This document provides an overview of health insurance in India, including what it is, its importance, and common products. It discusses how health insurance works by pooling risks collectively. It outlines the rising costs of healthcare as a driver for health insurance penetration. Common plan types include individual, family floater, senior citizens, critical illness, daily hospital cash, and unit-linked plans. It also discusses government schemes like ESIS and CGHS, as well as community-based and employer-provided insurance options. Impediments to the industry like lack of data, pricing challenges, and government provision of care are also covered.
This document discusses the escalating costs of healthcare in the United States and how it impacts businesses. It notes that employers struggle each year to subsidize employee healthcare costs and are forced to choose between the health of their employees or the health of their company. The company discussed, ETI Professionals, again opted to fully subsidize a 27% increase in healthcare premiums for employees despite the impact to company profits in order to prioritize employee well-being.
ICD-10 Presentation to Bays Medical Society January 2014Florida Blue
Collaboration between physicians, payers and others across the health care industry is critical to a successful ICD10 implementation. Florida Blue is here with resources and expertise as you begin your ICD-10 journey, but the time to act is now! Visit our site to get started: http://ow.ly/sGVfF
This document provides information about Medicare Advantage plans and Medigap/Supplement policies. It explains that Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers and replace original Medicare, while supplements are additional private policies that help cover out-of-pocket costs with original Medicare. The document outlines the pros and cons of each option and details the various levels of supplement plans based on what benefits they cover. It also discusses open enrollment periods and trial options for trying out different plans.
This document provides an overview of Blue Shield of California's (BSC) specialty benefits eLearning course. The course aims to educate BSC staff about BSC's specialty benefits insurance plans, including their characteristics, processes, and product lines. The document outlines the course agenda which covers dental plans, vision plans, life insurance plans, and accidental death and dismemberment plans over four sections. Section one introduces BSC's specialty benefits insurance plan overview. Section two describes the dental plan family of products. Section three describes the vision plans. Section four describes the life insurance plans and accidental death and dismemberment insurance. There is an assessment at the end to evaluate learning.
This document provides an overview of health care agencies and long-term care facilities. It discusses that health care agencies offer services to meet people's health needs, with the person as the focus of care. A variety of agency types are described, including hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home care agencies. It also outlines how these agencies are organized, with governing boards and interdisciplinary health care teams. Standards and regulations for agencies are discussed, including requirements for licensing, certification, and accreditation.
The document proposes a medical insurance plan from Resolution Insurance Limited. It offers:
- Customized medical cover for individuals and corporations with no out-of-pocket costs for services.
- Coverage of inpatient and outpatient care, maternity, dental, optical and funeral benefits.
- A wide network of hospitals, doctors, specialists and clinics to choose from.
- Flexible options for risk transfer, benefit structure, and limits that can be tailored to the client's needs.
2015 Aflac WorkForces Report | Presentation For BrokersAflac
The document summarizes key findings from Aflac's 2015 WorkForces Report on benefits trends. It finds that confusion remains around healthcare reform, costs continue rising, and financial preparedness is a concern. Employers are focused on controlling healthcare costs but lack understanding of reform. Employees feel unprotected and distracted by financial issues. Voluntary benefits have grown in popularity as a way to help meet needs. The report is based on surveys of over 5,300 workers and 2,000 employers.
Hiring people with disabilities is beneficial for businesses for several reasons. It can attract a more diverse customer base as Americans prefer to support companies that employ disabled individuals. Employees with disabilities also provide insider knowledge about an expanded customer segment with disabilities. Additionally, businesses may be eligible for tax credits and deductions when making accommodations to hire individuals with disabilities. Hiring disabled workers can also provide benefits like untapped knowledge, fresh perspectives, and new ideas. The document provides resources for employers to assist with disability employment.
This document provides information about Medicare, Medicaid, and the Community Insurance Outreach Services (CIOS) organization. CIOS is a nonprofit that provides insurance education and assistance to residents in the Youngstown, Ohio area. The document outlines Medicare enrollment periods, eligibility for Medicaid programs, and CIOS's services, which include insurance literacy programs, claims assistance, and a career pathway program in the insurance industry.
Dental insurance provides coverage to help pay for dental care costs. There are several common types of dental insurance plans, including preferred provider organizations (PPOs), dental health maintenance organizations (DHMOs), indemnity plans, and direct reimbursement plans. PPOs allow patients to receive care from a network of dentists who charge reduced fees. DHMOs provide comprehensive care through designated provider offices for a fixed monthly fee paid per enrolled patient. Dental insurance helps provide access to dental care and reduces costs for major dental procedures.
A Plan for Your Employees and BusinessNioka Jewett
Aflac is a Fortune 500 company that has provided financial protection to over 50 million people worldwide for nearly six decades. It offers voluntary insurance policies to help policyholders focus on recovery, not financial stress, when sick or hurt. Since 1995, Aflac has donated over $100 million to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Aflac's goals include being the number one provider of voluntary insurance in the US and applying sustainable purchasing principles. It offers various supplemental insurance products, including accident, cancer, critical illness, life, hospital, short-term disability, dental, and vision insurance, to employers to provide employees robust healthcare coverage.
1) Apollo Munich Health Insurance Co. Ltd. provides health insurance and aims to make quality healthcare easy and accessible through simple policies, transparent procedures, and innovative products.
2) Healthcare spending in India is projected to increase significantly from $42 billion in 2010 to $280 billion in 2020 due to rising lifestyle diseases, enhanced hospital quality, and increasing incomes.
3) Health insurance protects people from having to reduce savings, borrow money, compromise on treatment, or do nothing when faced with high medical costs for quality treatment. It allows people to access cashless treatment at Apollo Munich's network of hospitals and healthcare providers.
This document contains marketing materials from Aetna promoting its various health insurance plans and programs, including long-term disability insurance, dental plans, HMO and PPO plans, pharmacy benefits, maternity programs, health savings accounts, and more. It also provides examples of Aetna's sponsorship of various organizations in 2012 and advertisements targeting consumers and employers. One section highlights Aetna's work with Harris County, Texas to reduce health trend increases through wellness initiatives and benefit plan changes.
UNFCU Financial Advisors provides financial advisory and insurance services to individuals and organizations globally. It has offices in New York, Washington D.C., Geneva, and Vienna. It offers a range of employee benefits, health management programs, insurance policies, investment management, and other financial services to support clients worldwide.
Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) plans with limited benefits and healthcare concierge services are described. MEC plans provide the minimum level of health insurance required under the Affordable Care Act to avoid penalties, through benefits like preventive care visits and generic prescriptions. Additional services include telemedicine, medical bill negotiation, and discounts. Employers can offer MEC plans to comply with ACA mandates while controlling costs. The document provides details on specific MEC plan options and support services available.
RESOLUTION INSURANCE HEALTH POLICY GUIDEDavid Waswa
Resolution Insurance entered the Kenyan market in 2002 as the first medical insurance provider. It has since grown to provide various insurance products including personal accident, liability, and travel insurance. As the core product is medical insurance, Resolution Insurance has developed a strong network of over 750 healthcare providers across East Africa. The document provides details on Resolution Insurance's medical insurance plans for individuals and families, including benefits, rates, and eligibility.
TeleHealth365 is a telemedicine company that offers several services including OmniPresence for telemedicine collaboration, WideStateMedicare Tourism for connecting patients to hospitals worldwide, OmniEMS for electronic medical records, eMRX for chronic care management, and OmniCare which uses IBM Watson for analytics. The company is led by CEO Vijay Sharma and has offices in Silicon Valley, India, Bangladesh, and the Middle East. It connects over 500 healthcare providers through its HIPAA compliant platform and aims to provide healthcare anytime, anywhere through technology and global networks.
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EdHealth was started in 2009 by members of The Boston Consortium to more efficiently provide medical insurance and slow the rise of costs through group purchasing power and risk-sharing. It launched in 2013 as a collaborative owned by its members. Benefits included lower costs from negotiated fees and no broker payments, as well as a health management program. EdHealth functions as a LLC overseeing self-insured plans and a captive insurance program. It aims to achieve savings through a larger pooled group experience and focusing on wellness. Risks included potential for uneven claims experience in the initial small group size.
Resolution Insurance entered the Kenyan market in 2002 as the first medical insurance provider. It has since grown to provide various insurance products including medical, personal accident, liability, and travel insurance. The company has over 60,000 members and a network of over 750 healthcare providers across East Africa. Resolution Insurance offers comprehensive medical insurance plans for individuals, families, and corporates with benefits like maternity coverage, chronic condition coverage including HIV/AIDS, and a 24-hour medical assistance hotline.
abillionofus.org - Initial Business PlanDouglas Maske
This business plan proposes a social networking platform and medical resource locator for people with disabilities, their families, and supporting professionals. Key points:
- The platform will allow users to connect with others sharing their diagnosis/condition and find relevant information and resources.
- It will be free for users but may later charge medical professionals for research access.
- The founders will seek investment to fund development and marketing.
- Financial projections estimate an initial loss followed by profitability in years 2-3 as sales double or triple annually through growth strategies like partnerships and advertising.
Sunsure Insurance - 5 Lesser Known Affordable Supplemental Florida Blue Healt...Kriti Sarda
5 Lesser known hacks to supplement your health insurance. Enrolling in these plans doesn't cost much and gives you a safe financial cushion. Investing in Ancillary plans is a small but sound investment that you are making today for your family's wellbeing.
The document is a benefits booklet for employees of the Town of Davie. It provides summaries of the town's benefit plans and contact information in 3 pages and 16 sections. Benefit plans include medical insurance through United Healthcare, dental and vision coverage through Humana, life and disability insurance, and voluntary supplemental plans. It announces changes for 2016 like a $500 rollover limit for flexible spending accounts and plan design changes to UNUM disability insurance.
The document discusses various taxable fringe benefits that employers provide to employees in addition to their salaries. It lists examples of common taxable fringe benefits like housing, vehicles, insurance premiums, and educational assistance. It also discusses specific fringe benefits like housing and vehicle privileges in more detail and provides tax rates for these benefits. Finally, it gives examples of benefits provided by several major Philippine companies like San Miguel Corporation, Colgate-Palmolive, Procter & Gamble, and Tupperware Brands Philippines.
Population Health Colloquium 2015: Mini Summit IV: Who is Your Champion of Cl...Perficient, Inc.
Oracle and Perficient presented at the 2015 Population Health Colloquium.
In this presentation thought leaders explored four types of change (Evolutionary, Disruptive, Imposed and Deliberate) and how all are needed in Healthcare. The discussion covered challenges and goals of integrating analytics (including retrospective data) into the clinician workflow within the EMR and how the Chief Informatics Officer is the best organizational role to champion analytics.
Top 10 Telehealth Software Development Providers In 2023.pdfBluebash
Top healthcare software development firms are being hired by more and more businesses and organizations to make high-quality software that will make it easier for them to provide their services.
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Discussion Question: (250-300 words long)
Describe the principles of fee-for-service plans and managed care plans. What are the similarities and differences?
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Fee-for-service plans (FSS) and managed care plans are both classes of insurance programs. In fee-for-service plans, the doctors and hospitals get paid for the service that they perform and test that they order. This plan provides protection against health care expenses in the form of a cash benefit that is paid to the insurer or directly to the health care provider after the employee has received health care services. However under this plan, the insurance company determines a deductible for the patient to pay and then they are responsible for the remainder of the amount. Under managed care plans, the plans emphasize cost control by limiting the patient’s choice of doctors and hospitals that they can use. The plan provides a list of physicians and hospitals that the plan holder can use at a reduced price.
These plans are both similar because they offer a reduced price for medical and health coverage. Some differences between the two include how a patient can choose a physician or hospital. Under FSS, you can see a physician whenever you want or feel necessary. However, under managed care, when you see only the physicians that are affiliated with the plan, they then receive a strong financial incentive.
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The principles of a fee-for-service plan include a health insurance programs that that use cash benefits in order to help protect employees of an organization from expense that come from health care. Some things that are covered by this are physician charges, hospital expenses, and surgical expenses. One type of these service plans are indemnity plans. These plans are when the insurance company and the employer have a contract that specifically covers certain expenses. The next type of these plans are self-funded plans. These plans are when a company pays benefits from their own assets. Managed care plans control costs by limiting employee's decisions on doctors and hospitals. Fee-for-service plans and managed care plans are similar because they both provide health insurance for employees. Managed health care plans are more confusing because they have so many specifications, meanwhile fee-for-service plans is more basic that offers cash benefit for expenses.
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The document summarizes the First Choice Health Insurance plan offered by Central United Life. It is a guaranteed renewable health insurance policy offered in 28 states. The summary highlights key benefits including hospital room coverage up to $14,000 for the first 6 days, surgical coverage up to $10,000 per event, $100 for 4 doctor visits annually, accidental injury benefits, and access to the Beechstreet PPO network to reduce costs. A 12-month pre-existing condition limitation applies. Applications can be completed online or with an agent.
Pallas GlobalHealth is a comprehensive global medical insurance plan offered by GlobalHealth Asia Limited. It provides high annual maximum coverage of up to $2 million for medical expenses worldwide. It offers superior benefits such as lifetime renewability, coverage anywhere in the world, and choice of medical practitioners. GlobalHealth Asia and Pallas GlobalHealth aim to offer customers the highest quality of service and greatest freedom of choices for their medical insurance needs.
HUSC 3366 Chapter 9 Health and Disability InsuranceRita Conley
This chapter discusses health and disability insurance. It covers the importance of health insurance, different types of health insurance plans such as private insurance, Medicare and Medicaid. It also discusses factors that influence the rising costs of health care such as administrative costs and use of expensive technologies. The chapter examines sources of disability income like employer policies and social security. It emphasizes choosing adequate health and disability coverage to protect income in case of illness or injury.
HUSC 3366 Chapter 9 Health and Disability Insurance
top 50 benefits
1. U S B E N E F I T S T O P 5 0
TOP 50 US Benefits
50 REASONS WHY
IT’S GREAT TO WORK FOR ORACLE
The purpose of this document is to highlight some of our most valuable US
benefits. The US Benefits and Perks listed here are subject to change. For a
complete list of coverage options and how they work, please be sure to
review the official plan documents.
FROM DAY ONE – YOU ARE COVERED
1. Immediate Eligibility: You are eligible for US Benefits on your first day of
active work, as long as you are a regular employee working at least 20
hours per week. There is no gap in coverage and no waiting period.
2. No Pre-Existing Condition Exclusion: There are no pre-existing condition
exclusions under our US medical plans.
3. Affordable Prescription Benefits: Affordable and comprehensive coverage
is included in all medical plans.
4. Subsidized Care: Oracle pays approximately 80% of the cost of coverage
across all plans.
5. Competitive Plan Designs: Oracle continuously benchmarks with our
peers in the Silicon Valley. Our plans are extremely competitive and are
highly rated when compared to other high technology companies.
6. Benefits Website and Resources: Oracle has a web page dedicated to
Benefits that includes plan descriptions, comparisons, FAQs, videos and
more. Visit the Oracle US Benefits Website at www.oraclebenefits.com.
7. Online Benefits Enrollment – Outside the Firewall: We know that benefits
are a family discussion. Therefore, our enrollment tool is available outside
the Oracle firewall. You can make your Oracle Benefit selections anywhere,
so long as you have access to the internet. Simply visit:
www.oraclebenefits.com.
8. Stanford Navigators: All Oracle employees and their families have access to
a web site with a variety of specialists and secondary health resources,
services, and amenities. In addition, Stanford Healthcare “Navigators” are
available to answer any questions or provide additional support and
resources at times of important healthcare needs, including helping you
connect with the right specialist in their network of providers around the
globe.
9. Medical Plan Support Programs: Included in Oracle’s medical plans are
programs that support specific conditions, such as cancer, infertility,