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Underwriting, Enrollment, and Policy Issue Spotlight Report

Today, worksite insurers must deliver the operational and administrative performance their producers and other customers expect. Yet, at the same time, they need to reduce costs to keep their prices competitive – not an easy task!

The Underwriting, Enrollment, and Policy Issue study is designed to help carriers achieve operational excellence in the areas of enrollment, underwriting, and policy issue. Specifically, the report helps carriers learn:

  • How their companyís underwriting, enrollment, and policy issue practices stack up against the competition
  • Administrative requirements their competitors are imposing on brokers
  • Best practices for controlling costs

Order Info: The report is available for purchase for $2,250. To order your copy, simply email us at info@eastbridge.com or call us at (860) 676-9633. Published 2005.

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

A. Report Objectives

B. Participants

C. Key Findings

D. Methodology

 

2. Detailed Findings

A. General Data

1. Voluntary Products

2. Worksite Sales/Inforce Premium as Percent of Total

3. Separate Worksite Administration/Operations Area

4. Organization of Administrative Functions

B. Underwriting Practices

1. New Account Submission Guidelines

2. Turnaround Times for Case Approvals/Quotes

3. New Account Set-up

4. Collection of Initial Premiums

5. MIB Requirements

6. Underwriting Concessions

7. Coverage Effective Date/Interim Coverage

8. Spouse Signature Requirement

9. Missing Information/Pending Application Practices

10. Coverage for Domestic Partners

11. Participation Requirements

12. Renewal Process

C. Enrollment

1. Enrollment Methods and Support

2. Bilingual Enrollment Support

3. Paper vs. Electronic Applications

4. Electronic Enrollment Tools

5. Electronic Signatures, Voice Prints, PINs

6. Personalized Enrollment Kits

7. Process for Handling Waivers

D. Policy Issue

1. Policy Forms

2. Policy Delivery

3. Time Standards for Policy Issue

4. Percentage of Business Not Taken

5. Coverage Increases/Decreases