Insurance Claims And Issues: Open Enrollment For Employer-Provided Group Health Insurance: Advice Sources ....

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November 03, 2009

Open Enrollment For Employer-Provided Group Health Insurance: Advice Sources ....

Sources of advice for you and your clients concerning the choices embedded in Employer-Based or Employer-Provided Group Health Insurance Plans are offered in this linked newspaper article, by Elizabeth Cooney, "Apples to Apples?/During Open Enrollment Time, it Can Really Pay Off to Learn the Nuances of HMOs, PPOs, and Other Common Health Insurance Plans" (Boston Globe Online, Sunday, November 1, 2009).

And another source that may help stop the information asymmetry between you and your clients, on the one hand, and those who want you and your Employers to buy their version of a Group Health Insurance Plan on the other hand: See "What Does That Mean?/Some Terms Used by Health Plans to Describe Their Costs and Services" (Boston Globe Online, Sunday, November 1, 2009).

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Posted by Dennis Wall on November 03, 2009 at 09:38 AM in Health Insurance, Premiums | Permalink

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