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What is the best Medicare supplement plan? The plan should cover doctors/specialists and any hospital.All plans are identical in what they cover according to the Plan Letter they are established in. That is regulated by Medicare / CMS.The ONLY ALLOWED difference is the premium, the premium increase over time as you age,and any extra benefits the plan offers, like a Cigna with a preferred hospital discount or a gym membership.

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Let’s do a bit of myth-busting.Nothing in this world happens in isolation. So let’s examine the facts surrounding what’s called Dental Insurance.These myths have to do with the word “insurance,” along with funding realities, competing dollars, and low attainment rates.Dental “insurance” is distinct from other healthcare benefits in the following ways (not a complete list):Not true insurance. Dental “insurance” is not really insurance in the classic sense. True insurance is designed to protect people from potentially catastrophic financial loss where the probability of that loss is uncertain. Think hospitalization insurance or homeowner’s insurance. Instead, dental benefits (a more correct name) provide financial assistance program, while preserving the favorable tax treatment to employer-sponsors. Translation: the cost of premium to business is deductible. We sometimes refer to dental insurance as “haircut insurance,” because the financial loss is low, and the utilization quite certain as compared to certain other insurance programs.Funding mechanics. Dental benefits rarely involve insurance premium underwriting the risk. Most dental benefit plans are self-funded. Administrators, such as delta dental, MetLife, CIGNA, and Aetna, will pay claims and administer the benefits in exchange for a small monthly admin fee, which is paid on a per-member-per-month basis. This means that there is no “insurance company” underwriting risk. The plan sponsor, usually large employers, set up the banking and fund an account from which the Administrator pays claims. No insurance company is getting rich by denying claims.Competing for benefit dollars. In the last 6+ decades since dental “insurance” began in the US, employers have added many additional benefits that didn’t exist in the early days of dental benefits. For example, we now see employers providing:Vision benefitsTuition assistanceStudent loan payment assistancePaid time off in excess of that which is required by regulationFamily leave (which may be used as maternity leave)Transportation assistanceCompany provided meals. (Think Google’s chef.)Onsite massagesCompany retreats and bonding opportunitiesPet insurancePrepaid legalOn site free child careOn site free gyms or company paid gym membershipsWork from home/hours flexibilityLife insurancePension planCompany stock planWellness programsAttainment rate. (% of members that hit the annual maximum in any given year.) A forth reason is that dental benefits have a low attainment rate. Today, less than 10% of covered members actually hit the maximum amount during any given year. This is an astonishing static. While the median $1,500 annual benefit maximum for dental has been stuck at this level for decades, there’s little reason to raise it, especially in light of the incredibly rich benefit packages of which dental is only one component. Why make the entire group pay for a handful of High Utilizers?Given all of the above myth-busters, by modern standards, dental benefits remain one of the most prized of employer provided benefits. Time to spread the word.The foregoing is informational only and is not intended to be medical advice. The California Dental Practice Act prohibits hygienists from diagnosing disease and/or recommending definitive treatment.Cathye L. Smithwick, RDH, MAConsultant to the dental industry since 1995Author: Dental Benefits, a Guide to Managed Plans