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  1. The CCHI Small Groups Self-Funding Program A Presentation from CCHI 601 Montgomery Street, suite 315 San Francisco CA Info@cchi.com 415-398-8985

  2. PPACA (ObamaCare) Is An Opportunity for Small Groups to Transition to Self-Funding Smaller employers (25 to 200 lives) can now enjoy the advantages that large companies have had in the past, using self-funding and stop-loss. The CCHI Small Groups Self-Funding program advantages include: • Greater financial control • Employer holds Plan reserves • Wellness benefits inure to the benefit of the employer

  3. More CCHI Advantages • Provides control over vendors and requirements of the Affordable Care Act. Self-funded plans are spared some of ObamaCare’s unanticipated fees and requirements. The CCHI solution helps manage the impact of ObamaCare on your business. See our blog for latest details • Benefits administration and provider networks are organized through BRMS, a trusted Third Party Administrator • BRMS’s web-enabled services allow CCHI to offer you: • Online enrollment • Group profiles that enable proper plan selection • Detailed benefit management reports • Detailed financial reports • All the tools necessary to manage your way through the unknown burdens and surprises of ObamaCare

  4. Stop-Loss Protection • Plans are protected against adversity through stop-loss insurance. Here’s how that works: Employer Coverage Unlimited Speci fi c Excess $25K Area of Employer Claims Responsibility $0 Large claim losses (severity) are covered from a speci fi c point to an unlimited maximum through insurance called “Speci fi c Excess”

  5. Aggregate Excess In addition the Program provides Aggregate Excess insurance protecting you from excessive claims over the term of the policy. Employer Coverage Unlimited Speci fi c Excess $25K Area of Employer Aggregate Excess Area of Employer Claims Responsibility Claims Responsibility $0 Coverage for a large number of low level claims (frequency) is provided through aggregate excess

  6. Employees Like It, Too From the employee’s viewpoint the CCHI Small Group • Self-Funded Program is a traditional, but enhanced, insurance program. • There is continuity of administrator and doctor network even if you change carriers. Relationships are maintained. • That means peace of mind and convenience for employees and their families — long term relationships are unchanged.

  7. Simple To Implement • The CCHI convergent model helps groups transition from a traditional fully-insured plan to partially self- insured plans. • Turnkey easy – CCHI does all the heavy lifting. • Benefits both employers and employees and their families. • Strengthens broker relationship with employer.

  8. CCHI: 40 Years of Innovation • CCHI has four decades of experience in the risk management and stop-loss insurance industry … • Helping brokers and clients keep costs under control • Managing the mechanics of efficient financial transactions while ensuring superior patient outcomes • Delivering the information and advice brokers and clients need while skillfully adapting to changing technology, medical protocols and legislation

  9. CCHI Small Group Self-Funding Program Offer your clients the ease, control and cost-savings of the CCHI Small Groups Self-Funding Program. Contact us today: 415-398-8985 info@cchi.com

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