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2023 NY Small Group Carrier Rate Filings

2023 NY Small Group Carrier Rate Filings

Last month NYS received the rate filing requests below as per annual Dept of Financial Services requirements. Your insurer has mailed notices about their rate filings (requested rates) to impacted New York small business certificates and policyholders with renewal dates in 2023.

Below is a listing by carrier of requested rates for 2023 and a link to their sample notification letters.

Note: These are just the requested rate changes filed with the DFS and are not final.

Carrier

Requested Rate Change

Link to sample notices

Aetna 30.60% Aetna Link
Emblem (HIP) 19.00% Emblem Link
Empire BCBS 17.60% Empire BCBS Link
Healthfirst 15.00% Healthfirst Link
Oscar 19.40% Pending
Oxford/UHC 16.80% Oxford/UHC Link
Weighted Average 19.73% N/A

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Summary

Before you consider renewing automatically, you should first find out what is a PEO so that you can know exactly what to expect from it. PEO’s are large-group markets underwritten.  With the right PEO, you will be able to manage your businesses’ demand for growth and your employees as well.

Clients on average save 15-40% off the small group market. If you are looking for a complete insurance solution for your business, go to our website and check out our business insurance solutions. Contact us for more information today.

 

 

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Employer Sponsored Health Plans Generate 47% ROI

Employer Sponsored Health Plans Generate 47% ROI

Health insurance is expensive, and we’ve all asked ourselves, “Is it really worth what I am paying?”. For employer-sponsored health insurance, the answer is a resounding YES it is. For every dollar employers spent on health insurance-related costs, they get back $1.47 according to a new study from Avalere Health. This figure in fact is expected to grow to 52% by 2026 from 47%.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce commissioned the Avalere Health employer study that used publicly available data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the return on investment employer-sponsored health insurance provides employers with 100 or more employees.  Improved employee productivity, reduced direct medical costs, and tax benefits were the primary aspects that generated benefits for employer-sponsored health plans. Employers who offered employer-sponsored health coverage and wellness programs had healthier employees and spent less on direct medical costs, Avalare found.

The Numbers

Share of Benefits by Component as % of ROI for ESI

Employee productivity reflects the reductions in absenteeism and lost productivity after receiving employer-sponsored coverage. These productivity increases contributed an estimated $275.6 billion in employer benefits in 2022, or 53.3% of all benefits. By 2026, this is expected to rise to $346.6 billion or 55.9 percent of total ROI.

ROI of some of these key components includes $275.6 billion from improved productivity in 2022 and $346.6 billion in 2026, $101 billion from a reduction in direct medical costs in 2022 and $108 billion in 2026, and $119.2 billion or a 23% ROI from tax benefits in 2022 and $139.7 billion in 2026.

Employer-Sponsored Insurance(ESI) offerings can positively influence prospective employees’ decisions to join firms, reducing employer recruitment and vacancy costs. The study’s model assumes that 9% of individuals decide to accept a certain position based on ESI. The analysis estimates that firms with 100 or more employees derived $141M in employer benefits in 2022, growing to $167M in 2026.

Similarly, ESI positively affects the retention of employees. Avalere’s analysis estimates $20.3B in employer benefits from improved retention in 2022 and $24.3B in 2026.

Conclusion

The study finds that industries where firms generally made greater investments in ESI tended to result in larger ROI. Also, since costs associated with turnover and recruitment are positively associated with wages, Avalere estimates higher ROI in higher-wage industries. On the flip side of that same coin, lower ROI was associated with industries that typically have a lower investment in ESI and wellness programs, lower wages, and lower employee participation in ESI and wellness programs.

The full report including the methodology can be found here.

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Study: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Produces +47% ROI

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Practice Self-care

Practice Self-care

Maintaining your mental health is an essential component of overall good health. One of the best ways to take care of your mental health is to practice self-care. Self-care includes taking time to do things that bring you happiness and improve your mood.

While self-care looks different for everyone, here are a few tips to consider as you begin your journey:

  • Exercise. Exercise releases endorphins, which are hormones in your body that improve your mood. Walking, running, weight lifting and other activities can have a positive effect on your mental health. Find something you enjoy.
  • Get restful sleep. Create a sleep schedule and stick to it, even on your days off. You may want to incorporate a nighttime routine that includes skincare, a bubble bath or a cup of Having a regular pattern each night helps you get more restful sleep and may improve your mood upon waking the next day.
  • Eat healthy foods and stay hydrated. Drink lots of water throughout the day and try to choose foods that healthily fuel your body. Finding new recipes that include nutritious foods can be a fun and engaging way to improve your diet.
  • Reach out to family, friends and co-workers. Human connection is essential to your mental health since it can boost your mood and provide emotional support. Consider getting together with co-workers outside of work, calling a family member or scheduling coffee or dinner with friends.
  • Find activities that help you relax. Whether reading a book, trying a new yoga routine or spending time outside, try to find a few activities that let you calm your mind. An escape from the constant busyness of life can also help improve your mental
This infographic is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to be exhaustive, nor should any discussion or opinions be construed as professional advice. Readers should contact a health professional for appropriate advice. © 2022 Zywave, Inc. All rights reserved.

 

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When to Choose Urgent Care

When to Choose Urgent Care

Should the cut on your hand or the chest pain send you to the ER or an urgent care center? It’s difficult to be sure. Urgent care centers provide fast, noncritical health care on a walk-in basis. A visit is generally around the same price or slightly more than a clinic visit but far cheaper than a trip to the emergency room.

But how do you know when you may need urgent care or when to choose another treatment option?

Urgent care fills a health care gap

According to experts, many patients visit emergency rooms for health care issues that could be handled elsewhere. Urgent care centers can usually handle injuries and illnesses that need immediate care but are not life-threatening or debilitating. Examples include minor cuts and burns, back or muscle pain, vomiting and diarrhea.

Urgent medical conditions are ones that are not considered emergencies but still require care within 24 hours. Some examples include:

  • Accidents and falls
  • Cuts that don’t involve much blood but might need stitches
  • Breathing difficulties, such as mild to moderate asthma
  • Diagnostic services, including X-rays and laboratory tests
  • Eye irritation and redness
  • Fever or flu
  • Minor broken bones and fractures in fingers or toes
  • Moderate back problems
  • Severe sore throat or cough
  • Skin rashes and infections
  • Sprains and strains
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Vomiting, diarrhea, or dehydration

Primary care providers manage routine health care

A primary care provider, or PCP, can manage most of your regular health care needs. PCPs offer cheaper treatment choices, and you’ll often see them before going to a specialist, although they may coordinate your overall care. For general health concerns, consider contacting a primary care provider.

When to Choose Urgent Care

Emergency departments provide critical care

Emergency departments are indispensable if you’re critically ill or injured but will likely be your most expensive option. Of course, in a true emergency, the cost is the last thing on many people’s minds.

While urgent care could save you from an expensive ED visit, it’s better to err on the side of caution if you’re hurt or sick and not sure what to do. If you can’t make it to the hospital or the situation is life-threatening, you can call 911.

Dial 911 immediately for any medical problem that appears life-threatening. Some examples of conditions that need emergency medical care include:

  • Compound fracture, which involves a bone protruding through the skin
  • Convulsions, seizures, or loss of consciousness
  • Deep knife wounds or gunshot wounds
  • Fever in a newborn less than 3 months old
  • Heavy, uncontrollable bleeding
  • Moderate to severe burns
  • Poisoning
  • Pregnancy-related problems
  • Serious head, neck, or back injury
  • Severe abdominal pain
  • Severe chest pain or difficulty breathing
  • Heart attack symptoms, such as chest pain that lasts longer than two minutes
  • Stroke symptoms, such as vision loss, sudden numbness, weakness, slurred speech, or confusion
  • Suicidal or homicidal feelings

If you need help understanding how your health insurance covers different treatment options, just reach out — we’re here for you.

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Healthfirst Plan Discontinuance

Healthfirst Plan Discontinuance

Select Gold EPO plans will no longer be offered

Heakthfirst Discontinuing Gold Plans

Starting immediately, Healthfirst will no longer market these Gold plans.

Discontinued Plans

-Gold Pro EPO
-Gold Pro Plus EPO
-Gold 25/50/0 Pro EPO
-Gold 25/50/0 Pro Plus EPO
-Gold 1350 Pro EPO

Effective Date

Starting 10/1/2022, groups renewing with one of these discontinued plans will be automatically mapped to the Platinum Pro EPO, or Platinum Pro Plus EPO.
Small-Group policyholders will receive notice 90 days in advance of renewal (July 1 for October 1 renewals)

We will continue to share additional communication tools as they become available from Healthfirst.

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Oxford Liberty National Network Changes

Oxford Liberty National Network Changes

Oxford Liberty National Network Changes

Starting with September 1, 2022 plan effective dates, Oxford members of a Liberty Network plan will have the UnitedHealthcare Core Network for out-of-area coverage. They will no longer use the UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus Network for national network access. This change applies to all Oxford Liberty members. 
 

UnitedHealthcare Core Network Overview 

  • The Core Network has 90% physicians and 93% of hospitals overlap with the Choice Plus Network
  • The Core Network includes 895,806 physicians and health care professionals and 5,001 hospitals

Click here for the Core Network Availability Map

What this means for New York and New Jersey Oxford members enrolled in a Liberty Network plan

  • The out-of-area network for New York and New Jersey situs businesses with Oxford Liberty Network plans will change from the UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus Network to the UnitedHealthcare Core Network effective September 1, 2022 for new business and upon renewal for existing business
  • In states where the UnitedHealthcare Core Network is not available, Oxford Liberty network members will have access to the full network that mirrors the UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus Network
  • Liberty network access within the Oxford tri-state service area remains unchanged

Provider search

As always, please confirm a provider’s participation in the health plan network prior to seeking care. You can do this online, on myuhc.com, or by calling the phone number on their health plan ID card. Please note:

  • Members should sign in to myuhc.com® to search for Oxford Liberty Network providers
  • Upon renewal, beginning with September 1, 2022 plan effective dates, Core Network providers will appear in the provider search tool when Oxford Liberty members look for out-of-area providers
  • Non-members and affected members whose plan has not yet renewed will also be able to perform a search for Liberty with Core providers prior to September 1, 2022

New Cards

New Liberty Member ID with COREAll Oxford Liberty Network members will receive new member ID cards indicating UnitedHealthcare Core for out-of-area network access.

We will continue to share additional communication tools as they become available from Oxford. 

 
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Webinar: How HDHPCan Set Employees Up for Financial Success

Webinar: How HDHPCan Set Employees Up for Financial Success

Workshops & Talks

Hands On Training with Samuel Kina, Ph.D. | Chief Analytics Officer | Picwell, Inc.

How High Deductible Health Plans Can Set Employees Up for Financial Success

Overview

A common fear among employees can be that High Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs) expose them to too much risk. However, this misconception misses the near-certain long-term losses that come with not choosing a HDHP that includes an HSA. What employees are often missing is a full knowledge of the long-term financial impacts and risks associated with enrolling in an HDHP paired with HSA savings strategy, compared to a more traditional, low deductible PPO option. Employer contributions to HSAs can also set employees up for financial success and retirement readiness.

More Info

Join this complimentary webcast to discover how HSA-eligible plans are better for employees in the long run and can help improve their financial health. Topics discussed will include:

  • The short term risks that scare employees away from an HSA plan

  • The long term benefits that make HSAs a no-brainer

  • Ways to overcome employees’ apprehension towards HSAs to get them to enroll and contribute

  • And more…

Date: Wednesday, June 15 2022

Time: 2:00 p.m. ET 

Cost: Complimentary

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Samuel Kina, Ph.D. | Chief Analytics Officer | Picwell, Inc.

 

Bio

Samuel Kina, Ph.D. is the Chief Analytics Officer at Picwell, Inc. where he has led the company’s work in economic and predictive modeling since 2014, shortly after the company was founded. He has a wide range of experience in health policy and economics in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. He has advised several state and private health insurance exchanges, and he has provided economic and strategic support to several pharmaceutical manufacturers, health insurance companies, regulatory agencies, and Congress in matters related to health policy, intellectual property, antitrust regulation and FDA regulation and drug approval. Sam has taught courses in statistics, economics, and health policy, and his research has focused on the economics of the health insurance and pharmaceutical industries.

Prior to joining Picwell, he held positions at the Analysis Group, Congressional Budget Office, and the Alliance for Health Reform. Sam has a BA in Public Policy Analysis and Economics from Pomona College and a Ph.D. in Health Policy and Economics from Harvard University.

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Contact

Phone

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Email

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Address

7495 Atlantic Ave 
Delray Beach, FL 33446

HSA 2023 Dollar Limits

HSA 2023 Dollar Limits

The IRS has released the 2023  Health Savings Account (HSA) inflation adjustments. To be eligible to make HSA contributions, an individual must be covered under a high deductible health plan (HDHP) and meet certain other eligibility requirements.

New HSA 2023 limits are as follows:

 

2023

2022

HSA Annual Contribution Limit
$3,850;  $7,750
$3,650 – Single; $7,300 – Family
HDHP Minimum Annual Deductible
$1,500;  $3,000
$1,400 – Single; $2,800 – Family
HDHP Out-of-Pocket Maximum
$7,500;  $15,000
$7,050 – Single; $14,100 – Family
Age 55+ Catch-Up Provision
$1,000;  $2,000
$1,000- Single; $2,000 – Husband/Wife

 

Age 55 Catch Up Contribution

As in 401k and IRA contributions, you are allowed to contribute extra if you are above a certain age. If you are age 55 or older by the end of the year, you can contribute an additional $1,000 to your HSA. If you are married, and both of you are age 55, each of you can contribute an additional $1,000. A savvy strategy for high-income earners is to invest the money in your HSA for the long haul. Once you’re 65, you can take out tax-free distributions to cover Medicare premiums. If you withdraw money at that point for non-medical uses, you pay the same tax as you would on withdrawals from a pretax 401(k). But you can also take money out tax-free to reimburse yourself for prior years’ out-of-pocket medical expenses if you have the old receipts.


COVId-19 Update: 

You can even use an HSA to save on a typical trip to the CVS. Thanks to a tax relief provision tucked in the last Covid-19 stimulus package, you can use the money you stash in an HSA or FSA (more on those later) for over-the-counter medications like Tylenol or Flonase as well as menstrual products like tampons and pads. That reverses Obamacare restrictions on OTC meds requiring a doctor’s prescription for them to be eligible for reimbursement.

HSA/HDHP Market Growth

HSA holders own the assets in the accounts and can build up substantial sums over time.  Enrollment in HSA-compatible insurance plans has increased to 10 million earlier this year, from 1 million in March 2005, according to, America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), a trade group.

FSA Store

HSAs were authorized starting in January 2004. Since then, AHIP has conducted a periodic census of health plans participating in the HSA/HDHP market.

  • The number of people with HSA/HDHP coverage rose to more than 11.4 in January 2011, up from 10.0 million in January 2010, 8.0 million in January 2009, and 6.1 million in January 2008.
  • 30 percent of individuals covered by an HSA plan were in the small group market, 50 percent were in the large-group market, and the remaining 20 percent were in the individual market.
  •  14% of all workers in the private sector have access to a Health Savings Account acc. to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
  • States with the highest levels of HSA/HDHP enrollment were California, Ohio, Florida, Texas, Illinois, and Minnesota.

HSA Advantages:

  • Opportunity to build savings – Unused money stays in your account from year to year and earns tax-free interest. The HSA also gives you an investment opportunity.
  • Tax-free contributions and earnings – You don’t pay taxes on contributions or earnings.
  • Tax-Free Money allowed for non-traditional Medical coverage– As per IRS Publication 502, unused money can be used for dental, vision, Lasik eye surgery, acupuncture, yoga, infertility, etc.  Popular Examples
  • Portability – The funds belong to you, so you keep the funds if you change jobs or retire.

Our overall experience with HSAs has been positive when employer funding is at a minimum 50% using either the HSA or an HRA (Health Reimbursement Account-employer keeps unspent money).  Traditional plans trend of higher copays and new in-network deductibles has also led to the popularity of an HSA.

Next Steps

Plan sponsors should update payroll and plan administration systems for the 2022 cost-of-living adjustments and should incorporate the new limits in relevant participant communications, such as open enrollment and communication materials, plan documents, and summary plan descriptions.

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Best Hospitals – Newsweek 2022

Best Hospitals – Newsweek 2022

Recently, Newsweek released their annual top hospitals rankings

“This year’s rankings represent an expanded universe, with three new countries on the list—Colombia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates—bringing the total to over 2,200 hospitals in 27 countries. And the results show a remarkable cross-section of excellence across the world: Twenty one countries are represented in the global top 150. The U.S. leads with 33 hospitals, followed by Germany with 14; Italy and France with 10 each; and South Korea with eight. Overall, there were 13 new hospitals in this year’s top 100. Among the biggest movers from last year’s rankings were No. 14 Universitätsspital Basel, up from 35 last year; No. 28 Northwestern Memorial Hospital (58 in 2021); No. 43 Seoul’s Samsung Medical Center (73) and No. 59 New York’s NYU Langone Hospitals (86).”

Top 10 Internationally:

1. Mayo Clinic

2. Cleveland Clinic

3. Massachusetts General Hospital 

4. Toronto General Hospital (Toronto, Canada)

5. Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin (Berlin, Germany)

6. The Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore) 

7. AP-HP – Hôpital Universitaire Pitié Salpêtrière (Paris, France)

8. Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset (Solna, Sweden)

9. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (Los Angeles)  

10. Sheba Medical Center (Ramat Gan, Israel)

Top 10 Nationally:

1 Mayo Clinic – Rochester
2 Cleveland Clinic
3 Massachusetts General Hospital
4 The Johns Hopkins Hospital
5 UCLA Health – Ronald Reagan Medical Center
6 Brigham And Women’s Hospital
7 Stanford Health Care – Stanford Hospital
8 New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia and Cornell
9 Northwestern Memorial Hospital
10 The Mount Sinai Hospital

Top 10 NY Metro Hospitals:

8 New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia and Cornell
10 The Mount Sinai Hospital
17 NYU Langone Hospitals
130 Strong Memorial Hospital – University of Rochester
131 North Shore University Hospital
144 Saratoga Hospital
303 Mount Sinai Morningside
348 Huntington Hospital
351 White Plains Hospital Center
364 Bellevue Hospital Center

Top 5 NJ Metro Hospitals:

46 Morristown Medical Center
57 Hackensack University Medical Center
111 Valley Hospital
168 Overlook Medical Center
235 Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

Top 3 CT Hospitals:

35 Yale New Haven Hospital
158 St. Francis Hospital & Medical Center
201 Griffin Hospital

Top 10 PA Hospitals:

53 UPMC Presbyterian & Shadyside
59 Jefferson Health – Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
69 Penn State Health – Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
74 Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital
113 Reading Hospital
119 Doylestown Hospital
129 St. Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem
148 Main Line Health – Lankenau Medical Center
173 Lancaster General Hospital
203 Main Line Health – Paoli Hospital
207 Main Line Health – Bryn Mawr Hospital

Top 10 FL Hospitals:

18 Mayo Clinic – Jacksonville
45 Cleveland Clinic – Florida
92 Tampa General Hospital
161 Sarasota Memorial Hospital
166 St. Joseph’s Hospital – BayCare
174 Adventhealth Orlando
175 Baptist Hospital of Miami
190 Baptist Medical Center – Beaches
192 Morton Plant Hospital
240 Holy Cross Hospital

NOTE: For patients and their physicians, these rankings and ratings should be seen as just a starting point. While this is helpful information to have, benefit plan participants should also research quality hospitals using transparency tools if these services are available through the health plan or benefits package. For a customized review of your commercial sponsored plan using latest tools and third part-tools please contact us today. 

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Free Telehealth Restored Under HSA Until 2023

Free Telehealth Restored Under HSA Until 2023

Free Telehealth Restored Under HSA until 2023

Effective April 1, 2022, high-deductible health plans can once again offer first-dollar coverage for Telehealth and other remote services without making participants ineligible for health savings account (“HSA”) contributions.  The relief runs only through the end of 2022. This relief allows individuals with High Deductible Health Plans  (“HDHPs”) to receive free telehealth services prior to the satisfaction of their minimum deductible and remain eligible to make Health Savings Account (“HSA”) contributions.

Background

Individuals may contribute to an HSA if they are covered by a qualifying HDHP and do not have other disqualifying coverage. Generally, telehealth or other remote health care services are considered other health care coverage that, if provided before satisfaction of the required deductible, may be disqualifying for purposes of contributing to an HSA. 

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) were signed into law on March 27, 2020. Among other things, the CARES Act offered temporary relief related to telehealth and other remote care services when offered with an HDHP and HSA. Specifically, for plan years beginning on or before December 31, 2021, telehealth and other remote care services could be offered before satisfaction of the deductible without jeopardizing an individual’s eligibility to contribute to an HSA.

Employer Action

Employers offering HDHPs with HSAs should consider whether to re-implement (or continue) free telehealth as part of a benefit offering. Employers with calendar year plans may 

have already re-introduced a cost associated with telehealth for HDHP/HSA participants once the CARES Act relief expired and should consider whether to waive those costs again given the temporary nature of this relief. Additionally,  employers with non-calendar year plans should consider the administrative and communication burdens that may be imposed by providing relief that may expire prior to the end of the current plan year. 

It is important that employers review these changes with their carriers, Third Party Administrators and telehealth vendors to understand their approach and communicate any changes with participants.

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