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A collision with reality: The fine print of car rental agreements But the rental car companies have added loss-of-use provisions, which mean that if a damaged car is in the repair shop for, say, two weeks after an accident ... 2.
Health care cost control through a pharmacy benefits "carve out ... Inevitably, many smaller and medium-size fully-insured employers contemplate a so-called "carve-out" of their prescription benefit plan. ... 3.
Health care cost control through a pharmacy benefits "carve out ... To define terms, a "carve-out" means that you separate a segment of your health plan ... other types of medical expense (i.e., hospitalization or surgery). ... 4.
Health care cost control through a pharmacy benefits "carve out ... To define terms, a "carve-out" means that you separate a segment of your health plan — say, the prescription drug benefit — to have it administered by a ... 5.
A system is the solution: is there an RMIS in your future? Risk Management Information Systems are available in a variety of formats – from the most basic model which manually captures all insurance claim and ... 6.
A collision with reality: The fine print of car rental agreements Each year the liabilities assumed under car-rental agreements increase. At one time, renters were responsible only for actual damage to, or theft of, ... 7.
A collision with reality: The fine print of car rental agreements Each year the liabilities assumed under car-rental agreements increase. ... If you violate even one minor term of the rental agreement, credit card coverage ... 8.
Surety Services We've been providing insurance brokerage and Managed Risk expertise to the construction industry for two decades. TF clients range from smaller local firms ... 9.
A collision with reality: The fine print of car rental agreements Each year the liabilities assumed under car-rental agreements increase. At one time, renters were responsible only for actual damage to, or theft of, ... 10.
Health care cost control through a pharmacy benefits "carve out ... Inevitably, many smaller and medium-size fully-insured employers contemplate a so-called "carve-out" of their prescription benefit plan. ... |
