Major Medical Plans

High-quality major medical insurance plans to fit the needs of your business and it’s employees.

These insurance plans offer copays for common services and opportunities for $0 care.
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About Major Medical Plans

These major medical plans also offer better benefits, such as:

  24/7 telemedicine with a $0 copay
  Mental health coverage through Amaze
  $0 generic prescriptions
  Patient prescription programs to help with speciality medications

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I enroll in a Major Medical plan?

You can enroll during open enrollment from November 1 through December 31, or if you have a qualifying life event during the year. If you enroll outside of open enrollment, you will be subject to a 60-day waiting period.

When does my plan start?

For Major Medical plans, open enrollment is November 1 through December 31. Your plan effective date during open enrollment is January 1. For those that enroll outside of open enrollment, your effective date is on the first of the month following a full 60-day waiting period.

How long does my plan last?

You will keep your healthcare plan for 1 year after your effective date. If there is a qualifying life event, you may be eligible to update or cancel your plan.

Can I switch my plan?

You can switch plans at the 1-year renewal date.  To switch before then, you must have a qualifying life event.

How do I cancel my plan?

To cancel your plan, contact members@clearwaterhealth.com. In order to cancel your plan, you must have a qualifying life event. You have 31 days from the date of your qualifying life event to notify us of the qualifying life event in order to cancel your plan. Your policy will terminate at the end of the month from the date we receive your qualifying life event documentation.

Are there age limitations to the memberships? Can I enroll my children?

At the age of 18 a child is eligible to enroll in their own individual plan.  However, a child can stay on a parents plan until the age of 26.  At the age of 26, a child must enroll in their own plan. If someone is 65 or older they are eligible, however, Medicare will likely be a cheaper option with a broader network.

Unbelievably Better Benefits

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Jeff Levitan
CEO, Better
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Joe Bland
CEO, Joe Bland Construction
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Glenn Sanford
CEO, eXp Realty

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