ARPA Extends Open Enrollment for Individual Coverage in PA

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Enrollment Period at Get Covered New Jersey Extended

More information on the American Rescue Plan Act changes may be found on the Get Covered New Jersey website. Contact your Total Benefit Solutions, Inc health insurance specialist to get enrolled or if you have any questions or concerns at (215)355-2121

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What is Minimum Essential Coverage or MEC health insurance?

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Independence Blue Cross COVID-19 claim forms

Independence Blue Cross COVID-19 claim forms

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As always please reach out to your Total Benefit Solutions, Inc
health insurance specialist at (215)355-2121 for any questions or concerns.

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How the COVID-19 Relief Bill Helps Older Adults and People with Disabilities

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Copays vs Coinsurance: What is the employer impact?

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Health Insurance: What Do You Pay for?

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DCAP Update and Other Highlights from the ARPA

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3 Fundamental Life Planning Strategies for the Novice

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American Rescue Plan Act Signed Into Law

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), which is the latest bill to address the ongoing economic impacts of COVID-19, has been signed into law. Most aspects of the law do not directly affect the HR function, but those that do—optional extension of sick and family leave and establishment of COBRA subsidies—are outlined below.

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Departments Issue Guidance Re: FFCRA and CARES Act

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New COBRA Subsidy Begins April 1st under COVID Relief

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What is a benefit Third Party Administrator (TPA)?

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Pandemic Aid Package Includes Relief From High Premiums

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Annual Medicare Part D reporting is required for all employers

Annual Medicare Part D reporting is required for all employers who provide health benefits with prescription drug coverage. The reporting is an online filing to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), and it lets CMS know if the prescription drug coverage available on the employer’s health plan is “creditable.” The Medicare Part D reporting helps CMS determine if a person enrolling in a stand-alone Part D plan is subject to a late enrollment penalty. Late enrollment penalties apply for individuals who delay enrollment in a Part D plan upon first becoming eligible unless they have prescription drug coverage elsewhere that is at least as good as the standard… Read More

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COBRA Subsidy in the works

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How to read your Explanation of Benefits EOB

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Losing your employer provided health insurance?

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Are you an applicable large employer, or not? That’s the question!

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What is a Direct Primary Care plan?

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Health Insurance 101: The Moop

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What is a minimum essential coverage (MEC) plan?

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Attaching Total Benefit Solutions In Pennie or Get Covered New Jersey

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Video: Health Insurance Basics Choosing The Right Plan

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