Reno Doctors If you recently purchased a Reno health insurance policy during open enrollment, you will want to ensure you go to doctors that are contracted with your insurance. Although there may be many Reno doctors in your area, they… Read More
Open Enrollment for Individuals and Families started on November 1st and ended on December 15th. If you missed the deadline and live in Nevada, you can still enroll in health insurance after Open Enrollment. Most states require consumers to have… Read More
Builders Health Insurance in Northern Nevada The Builders Association of Northern Nevada is working with Hometown Health Plan to allow construction-related businesses to join together and purchase health insurance. The BANN Association insurance plans are the result of new federal… Read More
On November 27th, 2018 the Builders Association of Northern Nevada, in partnership with Hometown Health, released new BANN Health Insurance plans. Their focus is small employers with between 2 and 49 full-time employees. The idea is to provide members with… Read More
BANN Insurance through Hometown Health Nevada small businesses will see another addition to the association group health plan market at the end of this year. BANN (Builders Association of Northern Nevada) will allow small employers to group together and have… Read More
Qualified Health Plans If you call into our office and ask about health insurance plans, you may hear us use the term qualified health plans and non-qualified. It is important to understand the difference between these before you buy. Doing… Read More
Anthem Cancels Grandfathered Plans Last year, Anthem notified all owners of Affordable Care Act plans that their Individual and Family Plans (IFP) coverage would be terminated on December 31st, 2017. Only owners of policies whose coverage was effective prior to… Read More
Reno Chamber Association Plan The Reno and Sparks Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with Prominence Health Plan to provide an association Reno health insurance plan to small businesses in Washoe County. This plan will be rolling out at the… Read More
In 2014 the Affordable Care Act changed how we enroll in health insurance. They no longer base rates on health history. Instead, they now base the rates on your zip code and age. Health history makes no difference. This created… Read More
