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- Rising healthcare costs
- Skyrocketing major medical premiums
- Volatile employee population
- Large numbers of hourly, part-time and seasonal workers
These are all reasons that a limited medical plan may be a good fit for an employer.
Competition for employees can be stiff and the ability to offer an affordable medical
insurance plan that provides first dollar benefits translates to a healthier and
more satisfied work force.
Our benefit programs have been packaged and priced to promote simplicity for employers
and employees alike. Employers experience benefit administration that integrates
with their payroll system and utilizes multiple enrollment methods. Both they and
their employees receive customer service that works. Employees can utilize our benefit
programs immediately because there are no pre-existing condition limitations. They
may visit any provider they choose however, strong networks are tied to our plans
giving employees additional deep savings.
Many hourly and part-time employees have no assets to protect, no money in their
bank accounts and no way to meet the deductible of a major medical plan. Most are
not able to afford the employee portion of the monthly premium for a major medical
plan, much less dependent coverage. What these employees enroll in is useable insurance
that provides first dollar benefits that allows them to see a doctor when they are
ill, go to the emergency room in the event of an accident and get an annual physical
to prevent or catch the onset of a disease or medical condition.
A limited medical plan does not take the place of major medical coverage however,
under certain conditions and given specified economic reality, limited medical is
the valuable, viable alternative.
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