In the simplest terms, insurance is protection from a risk in exchange for some form of payment.
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Category: Costs and Coverage
The Top 8 Common Billing Errors
You’ve worked hard to negotiate competitive health insurance rates and benefits for your students.
You’ve worked relentlessly to educate them on how to use their insurance.
But then an upset student contacts you about an insurance claim they believe is inaccurate, or that they shouldn’t have received at all. It’s a difficult situation for everyone.
Who Pays First? An Answer to the Age-Old Health Insurance Conundrum
It’s estimated that about 12.2% of adults living in the United States do not have health insurance. Since there is an estimated 250-million individuals over the age of 18 living in the United States, this roughly equates to over 30 million adults living without health insurance. If you have multiple insurance plans, consider yourself very lucky.
Legislative Update August 2018: The latest on short term plans & who it will affect
Short-term, or limited duration insurance plans have just been amended as of last week.
Play Safe: Three Ways to Offer Sports Coverage for Student Athletes
The Center of Disease Control (CDC) performed a study that analyzed 25 college sports over five years. The results showed that college athletes suffered over a million injuries during this period. That’s nearly 600 injuries per day and billions of dollars in insurance claims.
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