by Todd | Jul 12, 2017
I often talk with clients about when to use different providers for medical care. “Should I go a Convenience Care Clinic, Urgent Care Clinic, the Emergency Room, or see my doctor?” is a question often asked in enrollment meetings. So I thought I’d...
by Todd | Jul 10, 2017
Choosing the medication that’s right for you is up to you and your doctor. Most insurance companies can help by offering an extensive list of covered brand, generic, and specialty medications so you and your doctor can decide what’s best for you based on...
by Todd | Feb 4, 2016
by Todd | Feb 3, 2016
The forms for 1094 and 1095 healthcare reporting are available online from the Internal Revenue Service website. As a refresher: Form 1094-C is used by employers to give an overview of their plan and cost, and to prove they offered minimum essential coverage to their...
by Todd | Jan 28, 2016
Employer reporting requirements and information on Forms 1095 and 1094 6055 Overview – Minimum Essential Coverage Reporting Section 6055 requires health insurers and sponsors of self-insured plans to report on Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) to the IRS annually. The...
by Todd | Aug 3, 2015
On July 30, the Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued a second notice regarding the 40% Excise Tax a.k.a. the Cadillac Tax. The notice provides information on possible approaches that are being considered for administering the...