The word independent holds diverse interpretations for different individuals, making it a subjective and multifaceted concept. To many people, the definition of an independent physician used to mean a practice owner. Today, that definition is not so clear-cut. More physicians are desiring to practice as medical professionals without taking on the ongoing responsibilities of business ownership.
When dealing with a health crisis, you may recommend that your patient get a second opinion or, depending on the situation, see a specialist. Take your own advice and get a second opinion about the group health insurance plan you choose for your practice. TMA Insurance Trust advisors specialize in helping physicians in Texas to find better group health insurance plans, get better service, and in some cases, even better rates.
Waivers and options available during Open Enrollment can make it a beneficial time for physicians to get the group PPO health insurance coverage they prefer more affordably. However, it’s not the only opportunity during the year to access better health insurance while controlling costs.
Whether you own a large or small group practice or work independently, in today’s economy, most physicians have one goal in common: to find ways to reduce expenses. And typically, one of the most significant expenses for physicians is the cost of health insurance.
TMA Insurance Trust is focused on helping all Texas physicians manage costs and operate more efficiently. So we want you to know about special health insurance options that can help you control costs and get the coverage you really want. This goes for practice owners and independents – for those with, as well as those without, employees.
Don’t miss out on your last chance to access special options and waivers that may allow you to control premium costs and get better group health insurance for the new year. Qualifying practice owners and independent physicians must have their completed documents submitted before end of day on December 12, 2022 for a January 1, 2023 start date.
Time is almost up. During Open Enrollment, practice owners and independent physicians have access to special options that could help them fight rising health insurance premium costs while securing better coverage. Two special waivers are helping many to qualify for group health insurance even if they don’t have employees and even if they only want group coverage for themselves and their family.
These waivers expire in two weeks, now is the time to see if you qualify. This may be the last year these options are available.
Doing the same thing the same way can sometimes be beneficial. As a physician, you have protocols of care that you follow for particular illnesses and diseases. But if a new, better form of treatment became available, would you dismiss it, or would you investigate its usefulness to your patients?
