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Written by U.S. Insurance News
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Sunday, 17 August 2003 |
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It's one thing to shop for life insurance. It's another matter, however, when it comes to actually getting a policy delivered. Now BudgetLife, an Internet service for life insurance consumers, has a way to cut the paper chase and link consumers and insurers seamlessly. |
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Written by U.S. Insurance News
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Sunday, 17 August 2003 |
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield (Anthem) on Aug. 14 announced the national availability of its improved online lifestyle enhancement program, SpecialOffers@Anthem, developed specifically to help better the health and wellness of its members, while complementing their existing benefits. Available via anthem.com, SpecialOffers@Anthem is a comprehensive and integrated assembly of discounted health and wellness products and services from a variety of the nation's leading retailers. SpecialOffers@Anthem enhances members' existing benefits by making available health merchandise for hearing, vision, dentistry, maternity, nutrition, fitness, weight management, and smoking cessation.
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Written by U.S. Insurance News
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Sunday, 10 August 2003 |
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MediConnect,a leader in online retrieval and delivery of medical records for the insurance and legal industries, announced on Aug. 7 that it has been granted a patent for its state-of-the-art record retrieval solution. MediConnect's RapidRetrieve(TM) solution is the industry's most secure, fast, and cost efficient means of obtaining medical records for underwriting insurance, for processing insurance claims, and for processing all legal documents that involve the use of medical records and files. |
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Written by U.S. Insurance News
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Sunday, 10 August 2003 |
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ImageVision.Net, an AllHealth vendor-partner, has reached an agreement with Philadelphia-based Albert Einstein Health Network (Einstein) to deploy HealthPay24, a collection management system designed to significantly increase front-end point-of-service collections for hospitals. HealthPay24 software will be installed at all six major Einstein healthcare facilities and will help the health system increase collections of co-pays and self-pays by tying computers at points of service with back-end patient accounting systems. |
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Written by U.S. Insurance News
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Sunday, 03 August 2003 |
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BOSTON — John Hancock Life Insurance Company announced it will enhance its long-term care underwriting program by expanding the use of a dementia screening tool called the Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen (MCAS), which was developed and statistically validated by scientists and physicians for Nation's CareLink, a leading provider of turn-key underwriting, underwriting support, and claims services. By using MCAS and contracting with Nation's CareLink to administer the test, the accuracy of underwriting is significantly improved and the time needed to issue a policy is reduced. Hancock already has been using the MCAS to help identify early symptoms of dementia with long-term care insurance applicants aged 40-69, and now also will use it to test ages 70 and older. The MCAS is flexible, able to be administered over the phone or in a personal interview by a registered nurse who is part of Nation's CareLink national network.
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