Guest Judy Posted December 11, 1998 Posted December 11, 1998 Would anyone happen to know of a good, comprehensive resource book about stop-loss insurance - how calculated, attachment points (specific/aggregate) etc..? Thanks
Guest kchristy Posted December 16, 1998 Posted December 16, 1998 Judy: We use a guide called "Employer's Guide to Self-Insuring Health Benefits," from Thompson Publishing Group, Washington, DC 20006. You can reach them at 800-677-3789. It's quite comprehensive, though only one section of it deals with stop-loss insurance. That section deals with terminology, plan design, the market process, and provides purchasing advice. You might check with the Self-Insurance Institute of America (SIiA) for more material, which will be both more specific and more detailed. Their website is www.siia.org.
Guest kp Posted December 17, 1998 Posted December 17, 1998 I found an article by searching the BenefitsLink site. Try this internet site: http://members.aol.com/MMckuin/stoploss.html
KIP KRAUS Posted December 17, 1998 Posted December 17, 1998 Judy: I notice you are located in New York. There used to be a problem finding NYS admitted Stop loss cariers. Unless you are willing to recomend non-admitted cariers to clients, I would check with the NYS Insurance department for admitted cariers. I haven't look for such information, but you may also want to try the NYS Insurance web site at www.ins.state.ny.us/yins.htm Good Luck
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