finally someone said it, lolEnough of your bull$hit. You don't know what you are spewing.
Go away.
Rick
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finally someone said it, lolEnough of your bull$hit. You don't know what you are spewing.
Go away.
Rick
Rick is kinda shy about expressing his opinionfinally someone said it, lol
Hello. Read that again. If the primary plan pays as if a secondary plan does not exist, it does not mean the client has no deductible, co-insurance, copays etc. The secondary plan then pays its benefits to fill in those gaps. That is fundamental insurance knowledge. I can see why you might need extra E&O coverage for insurance products and "non-insurance" products.Co-Ordination of Benefits
Co-ordination of benefits do not always work to the benefit of the clients. Here is the reason why:
(1) When a person is covered by two or more plans, the rules for determining the order of benefit payments are as follows:
(a) The primary plan must pay or provide its benefits as if the secondary plan or plans did not exist. This is the rule in some states. Therefore, the secondary plan might not be liable for any claim.
Next, I will never sell a policy that is not approved by the state of Georgia. Simply put, I sell alternative health care plans to help families. Our clients get urgent care. The urgent care services are more complex than the services our clients will receive at a doctors office.
PLEASE NOTE: ALTERNATIVE PLANS ARE NOT HEALTH INSURANCE
"Methinks thou dost protest too much"
These are not insurance plans, yet you advertise as an insurance consultant. They are not approved by the DOI, because they aren't insurance. When you start using legal language, its obvious that you are covering yourself for the potential claim fallout.
If the primary plan pays as if a secondary plan does not exist, it does not mean the client has no deductible, co-insurance, copays etc. The secondary plan then pays its benefits to fill in those gaps. That is fundamental insurance knowledge.
obvious that you are covering yourself for the potential claim fallout.