10 health carriers that did their homework

Last week I put together a list of the ten large health carriers most likely to be delinquent in providing needed information to plan sponsors.

By Dan Cole | June 19, 2012 at 10:18 AM

Last week I put together a list of the ten large health carriers most likely to be delinquent in providing needed information to plan sponsors.

As one astute reader pointed out, even if the information is not provided, the plan sponsor should still reach out to the carrier to follow up on the absent figures.

That said, here are ten carriers that did an excellent job of keeping their policy holders in the know.

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