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Josh - United, Aetna, Anthem, Medical Mutual, Kaiser. I am sure Chumps can tell me if I forgot anyone.
What are the best states to be licensed?
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You will have to know the local market.
Example: In Kansas City, Coventry One has the lowest rates for PPO and Humana has the lowest HSA rates. However, Coventry One does not have N Kansas City Hospital in network, which is the main hospital north of the river.
Now, if you called someone out here and they were talking about being N of the river, would you know what they are talking about? You would have to know that they could use the Northland St Lukes Hospital or Liberty in stead.
You could loose a lot of prospects for being non local.
Example: In Kansas City, Coventry One has the lowest rates for PPO and Humana has the lowest HSA rates. However, Coventry One does not have N Kansas City Hospital in network, which is the main hospital north of the river.
Now, if you called someone out here and they were talking about being N of the river, would you know what they are talking about? You would have to know that they could use the Northland St Lukes Hospital or Liberty in stead.
You could loose a lot of prospects for being non local.
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"Josh - United, Aetna, Anthem, Medical Mutual, Kaiser. I am sure Chumps can tell me if I forgot anyone."
That pretty much covers it. Humana, at times, in certain areas, can be competitive.
That pretty much covers it. Humana, at times, in certain areas, can be competitive.
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