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The Service Behind Benefits Coverage: How a Dedicated Account Manager Supports Brokers

Key Takeaways When a carrier assigns an account manager to each client or group they serve, it provides brokers and employers with a consistent point of contact after implementation and throughout the ongoing benefits relationship, helping build trust and loyalty. Strong ancillary carrier support depends on coordination across account [...]

An Enrollment Communication Playbook for Brokers and Employers

Key Takeaways Treat enrollment as a phased campaign, starting communication weeks in advance rather than waiting until enrollment opens. Use simple, direct explanations and a consistent core message so employees know what each benefit does, when they might use it and what steps they need to take. Reach employees [...]

Why Supplemental Health Isn’t ‘Supplemental’ Anymore

Key Takeaways Supplemental health can no longer be considered just a voluntary add-on. As out-of-pocket costs keep rising, it’s becoming a core part of a usable high-deductible benefits strategy.  Traditional supplemental products often miss how financial strain actually shows up today, since employees are more likely to incur costs [...]

How Brokers and Employers Can Explain Supplemental Health in Plain Language to Groups

Key Takeaways Supplemental health insurance pays cash directly to the employee when a covered medical event happens. RenSecureHealth — Renaissance’s supplemental health plan — pays diagnosis-based cash benefits for 13,000-plus covered conditions and usually delivers approved payments within about 72 hours through direct deposit, Venmo, or PayPal. The clearest employee [...]

How Brokers Can Demonstrate Ancillary Benefits ROI to CFOs and Finance Teams

Key Takeaways CFOs and finance teams evaluate ancillary benefits on cost, predictability, risk and evidence. An "it's good for morale" argument rarely survives that room. A CFO-ready value story rests on three pillars: direct financial impact, risk reduction and predictability, and talent and productivity gains. Brokers can model real [...]

Less Firefighting, More Strategy: How the Right Ancillary Carrier Reduces HR Workload

Key Takeaways Most of the heavy benefits-related HR workload results from carrier infrastructure, not the complexity of benefits themselves. Eligibility errors, billing discrepancies and employee confusion are predictable symptoms of fragmented carrier design. The right ancillary carrier reduces administrative burden through unified administration, clean integrations and strong member communications. [...]

Ancillary Benefits That Work for Small Employers and Busy HR Teams

Key Takeaways Ancillary benefits can help small employers offer meaningful coverage without the budget or internal lift of a larger benefits operation. The right ancillary carrier should do more than provide the plan. They should offer a dedicated point of contact, proactive service, direct member support, and hands-on help [...]

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