Insurance, Department of 53 Articles
- What is the Indiana Long Term Care Insurance Program (also known as the "Partnership Program")?
- Will the out of pocket costs change, if I qualify for tax credits?
- What is "affordable" insurance?
- What if I have problems with my marketplace enrollment? Who do I call?
- What if choose not to have insurance?
- What defines a full time employee?
- What are the basic requirements for providing health insurance to my employees?
- Can an employer receive tax credits for providing insurance to employees?
- Can an employer purchase group insurance through the Insurance Exchange?
- Why would I want to purchase a long term care policy?
- Why do ACA compliant plans cost so much more?
- Where can I obtain helpful brochures and information on Medicare and long term care?
- Where can I find out about insurance law in Indiana?
- When do I enroll in Medicare?
- When can I enroll for coverage for 2016?
- What is the difference between a traditional long term care policy and a Partnership policy?
- What is Medicare?
- What is asset protection?
- What impact will the Affordable Care Act have on individual health insurance rates in Indiana?
- What if I have a self-insured health plan? What is ERISA? Why can't the state department of insurance help me?
- What factors caused the increase costs?
- What does Medicare cover?
- What do the various divisions within the IDOI do and how do I find out the best person to contact for my particular concern?
- Since I have a Partnership LTC policy, am I automatically eligible for Medicaid?
- Is the State of Indiana comfortable with the assumptions made by the insurance companies in their rates filings?
- Is the State comfortable with the assumptions made by the insurance companies in their rates filings?
- Can I use my long term care policy benefits if I move to another state?
- Is my income protected under an Indiana Partnership policy?
- If my policy is not a Partnership policy, can I add asset protection?
- I'm not sure how much I'll earn in 2016. Should I put a low amount so I pay less of my premium?