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Watch John Millen educate you on WHY it makes NO SENSE to have an HSA plan inside a SELF-FUNDED healthcare plan. Be ready, he will challenge some of your existing preconceived thoughts.

If you have, or are considering, a self-funded healthcare benefits plan, watch this NOW. John Millen provides some great EDUCATION about something that will get you in TROUBLE. And COST you and your employees $$$$$$$$$

If your Property & Casualty agent OVER-CHARGED you 10 TIMES what they should have, would you be concerned?

I hope so. Watch this 8-min clip from John Millen as he explains this EXACT situation related to HEALTHCARE insurance costs.

Lasers. This is a word you need to understand if you are considering financing your health care expenses on a partial self-funded basis.

The days of not understanding healthcare terminology are over. As the owner president CEO or CFO of your company it’s imperative you understand some basic terminology.

It’s your money.

It’s your employees. Let’s go!!!

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This word will come up if you are considering or already have partially self funded medical plans. Please watch the short video and you can find the longer version on my YouTube channel. 

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2-MIN AUDIO ONLY. This is SO important to understand if you are considering, or are now, PARTIAL self-funded on your healthcare insurance benefits.

MillenGroup has access to a PRIVATE pool like this.

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$4,000,000 in BONUSES were paid to the health insurance broker for this School District in Florida. WOW. They got caught with their hand in the cookie jar.

BUT...everyone is doing this. Well, almost everyone.

If you are the CEO, CFO, Exec Dir or BOD Member you have a FIDUCIARY responsibility on this.

Gallagher got caught. Many more will follow.

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Ouch! That hurts! $56.27. My cost for lab work at Labcorp. But wait. Someone else paid the bill for me.

🦗 it wasn’t my HSA
🦗 it wasn’t an HRA
🦗 it wasn’t my FSA
🦗 it wasn’t my credit card

So, who is it then? Watch this video to find out,

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Why take two pills when you only have to take one? That was the philosophy of Horizon Pharma in developing Duexis®, a medication that combines two common and inexpensive medications — ibuprofen, an NSAID, and famotidine, a stomach protectant — into one tablet. The least effective medication is one that the patient doesn’t take, so there is surely benefit in reducing the number of pills in a drug regimen to improve compliance and achieve optimal therapeutic results, right?

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