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Health Insurance, Advanced Studies
"Good quality information"
"I was very impressed"
If you missed the
AHIP Center for Insurance Education and Professional
Development's
Health Insurance, Advanced Studies Workshop at AHIP's
Institute 2010, it's not too late to catch up on your
knowledge of health care reform. As a model for the
workshop, the
Health Insurance Advanced Studies, Part A course
follows the same curriculum.
We're confident you'll get as much out of the course as
the workshop attendees did:
"I
was very impressed
[with] the information I was provided. I learned a lot
about health care reform and how it impacts not only
commercial, but Medicare and Medicaid."
Tom Buttine, Accenture
“I thought it was extremely informative, especially to
me, who’s relatively new [to] the health care industry.”
Hannah Ordos, Sterling Life Insurance
"It was very, very informative and it was a lot of
good quality information."
Charles Wang, Emblem Health Services
This interactive and comprehensive course covers:
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Health Insurance Plan Structures and Alternatives
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Medicare
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Prescription Drug Coverage and Part D Taxation
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New Tax Rules in a Post-Reform Tax Environment
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Medicaid
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Consumer Driven Plans, HSAs, HRAs, and FSAs
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Health Care Reform
Receive a Designation and More
After successfully completing the course, you'll receive
the
Professional, Health Insurance Advanced Studies (PHIAS)
designation
and 18 months of quarterly e-newsletter updates. You'll
find it's an ideal way to stay on top of the health care
reform implementation taking place now as well as future
changes that will continue to shape our health care
system.
Continuing Education Credits (CEs)
In most states, you can receive up to
14 CEs
for the Health Insurance Advanced Studies, Part A
course. For more information, please see the Center's
website.
Learn More
Click
here to read more testimonials from the Health
Insurance, Advanced Studies Workshop at AHIP's Institute
2010. Visit the Center's
website for more information about the
Health Insurance Advanced Studies, Part A course and
PHIAS designation.
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