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Thanks! Appreciate the link due to my tax/prep-scrambled brain that couldn’t find it! I was never meant to be an accountant…definitely did the right thing by going the health care route!

Here is the direct link, Bonnie. It is the Payless.health site from OneFact.org

https://help.payless.health

Hi Rachel,
I can’t find you & Rebekah’s articles? Then again, I’m in the middle of preparing my taxes–so I’m a little distracted!

Thanks!

I wonder if these plans are ACA compliant.

Let’s be clear here… these are all questions about INSURANCE, but:

Carolyn’s original question addresses the possibility of getting HEALTH insurance for advocates through APHA (an association)…. (And Dena’s response as APHA sticks to this question).

But Gail’s response addresses LIABILITY insurance for advocates. There is a good…[Read more]

Costco also provides a marketplace for health insurance for small businesses. Might be worth a look – https://www.costco.com/health-insurance-marketplace.html

Here are two articles that summarize association health plans.

https://www.associationhealthplans.com/ahp/what-is/
https://healthpayerintelligence.com/news/pros-cons-of-small-employers-joining-association-health-plans

Dena, I haven’t heard that statistic before. I wonder if it depends on the industry. Based on our demographics, is there evidence to suggest that an association plan for health advocates would disproportionately enroll older and sicker individuals?

@Gail, Carolyn’s post is inquiring about health insurance coverage for advocates, not E&O policies.

I’d be very happy to look into options for us. Will you give me an estimate of the number of people who are in the Association?

Thank you,
Prissi Cohen, RN, BSN
ProPatient Advocacy