What you need to know: Various health insurance carriers–currently including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network, Priority Health, and HAP–are allowing employers to extend coverage
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Quick Facts: The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the “Act”) was passed by Congress and has been signed by the President. It includes significant provisions that apply to private employers with fewer than 500 employees… Read More
Traditional property and casualty insurance policies have limited coverage for outbreaks and epidemics like the coronavirus, but additional coverages might respond to infectious diseases in specific circumstances… Read More
Michigan’s largest health insurers have agreed to join the state Medicaid and federal Medicare programs and will fully cover the cost of medically-necessary COVID-19 tests in commercial fully-insured health plans… Read More
Much is unknown about how the virus that causes Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) spreads, but following best practice guidelines for dealing with infectious diseases is the first step toward protecting your workforce. Below are guidelines on how to plan and respond to COVID-19 from the CDC, along with an HR-specific FAQ on how to handle infectious disease outbreaks, and how to create a plan to protect employees who may be exposed to disease at work. While protecting your office, be sure to remain vigilant on compliance and liability concerns. Employers must prevent stigma and unlawful discrimination by taking into account…
We understand the no-fault reform can be confusing, and its unclear what coverage you need, or how much it’ll cost. We can help… Read More
Quick Facts: Please review the key points below to determine if this legislative update is pertinent to your business… Read More
We understand the no-fault insurance reform can be confusing, which is why we’re dedicated to advising our clients on their options. We’ve created two white papers on the topic of no-fault reform and benefits plans, one for organizations with fully insured plans and one for organizations with self-funded plans. Read More
Starting with the 2019 tax year, the individual mandate penalty no longer applies. As a result, individuals won’t be penalized for lacking medical coverage… Read More
