Fully Insured Plans
“Holding Carriers Accountable”
The OMCA Benefits Group has access to a wide range of highly rated insurance companies and products. We will assist employers, in identifying the right carriers, the right products with competitive pricing and the level of benefits to meet their goals. A partial listing of the companies we access include:
Insurance Carriers
- United Healthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Anthem
- Harvard Pilgrim
- Humana
- Bluegrass Family Health
- Blue Cross / Blue Shield
- Av-Med
Financial Planning
- Lifetime Financial Growth
- Hanlon Investments Mgmt.
- Jacob, Haxton & Boored
Ancillary Carriers
- Delta Dental
- Met Life
- Reliant Standard
- Sun Life
- Unum
- Companion Life
- Principal
- The Hartford
- Standard Insurance Group
Contact Tim Rooney timothy.rooney@omca.biz
From our Clients & Colleagues
Scott R. Medical Benefits Mgr, of a 2000+ employee group
"OMCA gives 6 star service on a 5 star scale."
- Self Funded Plans
- Agent/Broker Services
- TPA Services
- Reinsurance/Stop Loss
- Voluntary Benefits Program
- Patient Advocate/Nurse Navigator
- Fully Insured Plans
- FAQ
OMCA News
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02/07/12 | “How We Do Harm”
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02/02/12 | To Err is Human…and Deadly!
A few years ago a seminal report was published by the Institute of Medicine. It concluded that medical errors caused 100,000 patient deaths per [...]
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02/01/12 | The Myth of “It will all work out”.
ACT 1 – Managing medical costs often comes under fire from a variety of groups. Libertarians say we should all be responsible for our own [...]
