Benefits Think Can plan options be limited for someone with a health condition?

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  • Health status;
  • Medical condition;
  • Claims experience;
  • Receipt of health care;
  • Medical history;
  • Genetic information;
  • Participation in dangerous activities such as motorcycling, skydiving, and skiing;
  • Disability; and
  • Other factors deemed appropriate by HHS.
  • Excluding individuals from coverage due to a history of high health claims; or
  • Charging individuals different premiums, or imposing different costs based on the existence (or absence) of a health status-related factor.
Dennis G. Fiszer
Chief Compliance Officer

Fiszer is the chief compliance officer for HUB International Employee Benefits, Eastern Region, and is a nationally recognized speaker on healthcare reform and the Affordable Care Act. He provides … Read full bio


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