
Do you have hourly workers? Part-timers? Temporary workers? Seasonal workers? Workers who cant afford their insurance Premiums?
BPAs Limited Benefit Plan is group insurance designed for them.
Employers know that offering health insurance is a key tool for retaining employees. Thats especially important as the labor market picks up and employees have more work options.
BPAs Limited Benefit Plan provides the limited health insurance coverage many workers need doctor visits, X-rays and lab work, prescription drugs, and limited hospitalization.
BPAs Limited Benefit Plan isnt a major medical plan. But for employees who have no health insurance, it can be important coverage. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio recently released a study showing on average, 92% of their insureds use less than $1,000 of benefits per year (source www.theamericanworker.com).
BPAs Limited Benefit Plan is 100% self insured. BPA can suggest appropriate premiums that will be 30%-50% less than a traditional major medical benefit.
All plans have the option of:
First dollar coverage
Assignable benefits
No medical underwriting (Guarantee Issue)
No pre-existing condition limitations
No benefit waiting periods
No networks for the medical benefits
No deductibles or co-insurance requirements
No coordination of benefits
Flexibility in plan design
Plan year benefit maximums ranging from $5,000-$25,000.
Plan designs feature coverage for:
Doctor Office Visits
Diagnostic, X-Ray, & Lab Work
Wellness Exams
Accidents
Hospital Stays
Prescription Drugs
We combine all of these features into unique and simplified enrollment and administration processes, allowing our clients to provide quality benefits to their employees.
Advantages of the BPA Limited Benefit Plan
Guarantee Issue
No Pre-existing Condition Clauses (No evidence of insurability required)
Benefits are Assignable
No Waiting Periods
No Questionnaires to be filled out
Provider of Choice - No mandatory network usage
Maternity Covered Same as any other illness
No Coordination of Benefits
Universal Rates - No demographics used
Assignment of Benefits for Providers and Hospitals No Claim forms
Dedicated Account Representatives
Employer Advantages
Cost is 25%-50% less than typical catastrophic insured plan.
Employer defines eligibility and covered benefits.
Employer Can Contribute or decide not to contribute.
Can be used in a dual plan with other plan having catastrophic benefits.
No carrier requirement for minimum participation.
Employer could only choose to contribute to lower cost plan.
Offer the limited benefit plan to only dependents and spouses.
Eligible Participants
Part-time, seasonal, and hourly employees are eligible
1099 Independent Contractors are eligible
Employees, dependents, and spouses
Available Coverages
Office Visits
Wellness/Preventative Care Benefits
Prescription Drugs, Including $5 Generic Copay
Diagnostic Lab & X-Ray
Surgical Benefits
Hospital Inpatient Benefits
Intensive Care Benefits
Substance Abuse Benefits
Skilled Nursing Benefits
Mental Illness Benefits
Life Insurance and AD&D
Dependent Life
Employee Disability Weekly Benefit
Accident Benefit
Vision Care Benefit
Dental Care Benefit
Pharmacy Programs
Limited Benefit Plan
Fee Schedule
|
Administration |
Rate |
|
Medical Claims |
$15.00 PEPM |
|
Dental Claims |
$2.00 PEPM |
|
Broker Fee |
$5.00 PEPM |
|
Standard Data Analysis and Reporting |
Included |
|
COBRA/HIPAA/Government Compliance |
$2.50 PEPM |
Managed Care Programs |
|
|
Alliance |
$6.50 PEPM |
|
Utilization Management
|
$2.00 PEPM |
Implementation & Set Up |
|
|
Implementation Fee |
$2,000 (one-time) |
|
Plan Document |
Included |
|
Booklets/printing |
Cost |
|
Internet Access-24 Hour claim info |
Included |
|
On-line services- Direct Access for Eligibility |
Included |
Projected Monthly Premium Cost$10,000 maximum yearly benefit |
Claims +Admin=Projected Premium |
|
Single |
$151.04 +$33 = $184.04 |
|
Employee + Spouse |
$309.64 +$33 = $342.64 |
|
Employee + Child |
$271.66 +$33 = $304.66 |
|
Family |
$483.34 +$33 = $516.34 |
PEPM-Per Employer Per Month
The above premiums are not underwritten and actual claim cost may be above the premium. Premium is illustrative only.
10/27/2005