Anyone Heard of USHealth Advisors?

[Yagents]

Watcha you gonna do when they come for you..........

Eight of 31 Non-ACA Health Agents Flunk GAO Honesty Test | ThinkAdvisor

 

[STIBROKER]

Honestly, I was skeptical at first but I've seen many policy holders quite happy, and many EOBs for cancer, accidents, and other catastrophic events.
If the company wasn't doing good, you wouldn't have the fastest growing Health insurance company (15M policies) with one of the most celebrated CEOs in the industry, PLUS the acquisition of the company by UHC. Think about it.

yea.....and the fact none of your plans cover full out patient prescription drug's kills the deal and why I do not sell them....Walgreens ain't getting rich selling greeting cards.......

 

[STIBROKER]

PLUS the acquisition of the company by UHC. Think about it.

you still realize that you are not selling United Health but crappy Freedom Life......

 

[daniel ra]

You contradict yourself throughout your post.

Serious question.. What does major medical mean in your mind? And what does indemnity mean?

From a financial perspective when it rekates to out of pocket maximums.

You have to understand that any regulation has LEGALESE in it. MAJOR MEDICAL is legalese for ACA compliant plan that includes maternity, wellbeing, etc. This is since ACA regulation changed what these plans can or cannot have in their coverage.

From a financial perspective Out of pocket on the best coverage might be around 7k. But could be as low as zero and even a net positive if you consider the supplementary accident and hospital room/board coverages.

 

[STIBROKER]

Yes we do. .

yea...huh....no you don't....are you lic. with United Health.....

 

[rousemark]

You have to understand that any regulation has LEGALESE in it. MAJOR MEDICAL is legalese for ACA compliant plan that includes maternity, wellbeing, etc. This is since ACA regulation changed what these plans can or cannot have in their coverage.

From a financial perspective Out of pocket on the best coverage might be around 7k. But could be as low as zero and even a net positive if you consider the supplementary accident and hospital room/board coverages.

MAJOR MEDICAL is legalese for ACA compliant plan....... No it is not. The term Major Medical was in use long before ACA was even a gleam in BO's eye.

 

[daniel ra]

MAJOR MEDICAL is legalese for ACA compliant plan....... No it is not. The term Major Medical was in use long before ACA was even a gleam in BO's eye.

https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/resources/affordable-care-act/major-medical-health-insurance-plans
Regulation now specifies what Major Medical is and what ACA compliant means. They are defined in the new rules for healthcare so it became a term adopted by regulatory agencies on healthcare. Cannot get around it. I know it was a term used before regulation but now it's regulated… thanks to ACA

 

[Yagents]

https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/resources/affordable-care-act/major-medical-health-insurance-plans
Regulation now specifies what Major Medical is and what ACA compliant means. They are defined in the new rules for healthcare so it became a term adopted by regulatory agencies on healthcare. Cannot get around it. I know it was a term used before regulation but now it's regulated… thanks to ACA

When did ehealth start writing regulations?

Read indemnity and short term major medical here:

https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/individual-family-health-insurance#welcome

 

[STIBROKER]

https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/resources/affordable-care-act/major-medical-health-insurance-plans
Regulation now specifies what Major Medical is and what ACA compliant means. They are defined in the new rules for healthcare so it became a term adopted by regulatory agencies on healthcare. Cannot get around it. I know it was a term used before regulation but now it's regulated… thanks to ACA

does not matter what it is called.....you are selling a contract .....one with no RX coverage.....View attachment 7372

 

[Yagents]

does not matter what it is called.....you are selling a contract .....one with no RX coverage.....

Thats like only insuring 3 sides of your car