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Potentially useful context: If you’re not covered by a small employer, your claims are typically being self-insured by your employer. Your employer uses Cigna
by coredog64 3y ago
Potentially useful context: If you’re not covered by a small employer, your claims are typically being self-insured by your employer. Your employer uses Cigna or BCBS for administrative functions, but they set the tone for the amount they’re willing to pay. That’s why you’ll see differences in coverage even though you ostensibly have the same insurance provider in the same state.
- oldandboring 3y agoAnd, importantly, these "ERISA" plans are exempt from state laws and regulations (although they do have to abide by federal laws and regulations).