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Cornerstone has updated the products for which it will pay referral compensation under the ASP program. Due to the commission structure of Standalone PDP policies and Short Term policies, Cornerstone will no longer pay referral compensation when these products are sold to a referred client. Please note, this does not preclude you from referring clients in need of these products. The Cornerstone Enrollment Center will still…

Grace periods and short-term policies are among the tools available

Under the Obama administration, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued regulatory guidance which shortened the maximum duration of Short-Term Medical (STM) insurance plans to less than 3 months (90 days). This was fully implemented as of April 1, 2017. STM plans are not subject to the Affordable Care Act (ACA). These plans don’t have to cover all the essential health benefits that the…

Three options for health insurance in between jobs.

CURRENTLY AVAILABLE ONLY IN OHIO. Short-term disability insurance from Nationwide Employee Benefits can provide temporary income to help pay bills and necessities, as well as peace of mind.

Your business's benefits package is an important asset to have for potential employees.

Here are some of the circumstances under which having the right short-term disability insurance becomes essential.

See why short-term health insurance is gaining in popularity & why this temporary health coverage doesn't meet Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) rules.

Get Short-Term Rental Coverage if you're renting out your home to others for short periods of time as an endorsement to your homeowners policy.

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A loophole in the Affordable Care Act allows both mainstream insurance companies and non-mainstream insurance companies to offer short term health plans for those who want an inexpensive solution to health insurance but do not qualify for subsidies. These short term health plans range from 30 days to 12 months, depending on the particular needs of the individual.

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Precision Senior Marketing offers our agents top contracts and commissions from MedAmerica Insurance Company's Transitions Short Term Care Insurance.

By GoHealth | April 11, 2017
by Brooke Jarchow
If you miss Open Enrollment and do not qualify for a Special Enrollment Period , you still have coverage options. Short-term insurance plans allow you to fill in coverage gaps until the next Open Enrollment Period. While short-term plan details differ from major medical plans, short-term insurance can still give you health care protection you need
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Short-term health insurance could fill the need if you want some protection but don't want to pay the higher premiums for long-term care insurance. Find out more at Insurance.com.

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We walked a client through a short-term disability case that points to an emerging trend in health care — telemedicine service.

Understand short-term health insurance in three easy steps. Find out how short-term health insurance can help you from our health insurance guide.

By GoHealth | April 23, 2015
The Affordable Care Act requires that most Americans pay a fee for each month they go without health coverage. To avoid the penalty, you must maintain minimum essential coverage throughout the year or get an exemption. Many people think that any type of health insurance will keep them from paying this costly fine, but most health plans sold outside of…