Did You Know? Preferred vs. Non-Preferred Medication (FREE)
Using your plan’s preferred drug list can help you save money on prescriptions.
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Age Matters: ACA Guidance for Ages
Age-based ACA guidelines make many preventive services, like vaccines and screenings, available at no cost to members.
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Accident Insurance
Accident insurance offers financial protection by paying cash benefits for covered injuries, helping you manage medical costs when the unexpected happens.
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What Is a Balance Bill?
Learn how balance billing works, why it can lead to surprise charges, and how staying in-network or knowing your rights can help you avoid extra costs.
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What's the Difference? Brand, Generic, and Specialty Drugs
This video breaks down the difference between brand, generic, and specialty drugs—and shows how choosing generics can help you save money.
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Cancer & Critical Illness Insurance
Cancer and critical illness insurance provide direct cash benefits to help cover expenses and reduce financial stress after a serious diagnosis.
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Critical Illness
Critical illness insurance provides lump-sum benefits to ease medical and living expenses while also offering annual health screenings to support early detection and prevention.
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Deductible, Copay, and Out-of-Pocket Maximum
This video simplifies three key insurance terms, showing how they work together to protect you from high medical costs.
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Disability Insurance
Disability insurance provides income protection by paying a portion of your salary if illness or injury keeps you from working, helping safeguard your family’s finances.
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Hospital Indemnity
Hospital indemnity insurance pays cash benefits for hospital stays, helping you manage medical bills and everyday expenses not fully covered by your health plan.
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Using an In-Network Provider
Staying in-network helps you save money by reducing out-of-pocket costs and avoiding surprise bills.
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Insurance Filing
This video shares a simple tip for filing insurance claims: confirm your provider submits it and double-check your coverage to avoid surprise costs.
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What Is a Qualifying Life Event?
A qualifying life event—like marriage, a new baby, or loss of coverage—lets you update your health insurance outside of open enrollment.
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Why It's Worse To Wait
Delaying medical care can make problems worse and more expensive, while early, preventive care helps keep costs—and health issues—under control.
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