The Self-Insurance Institute of America hopes the new presidential administration will help it get the third version of a stop-loss defense measure signed into law.
The group is seeking congressional support for the Self-Insurance Protection Act bill, a measure that would exclude stop-loss insurance from the federal definition of health insurance.
The SIPA bill could help employers with small self-insured plans get stop-loss insurance from entities other than major medical insurance providers, by blocking state efforts to apply major medical insurance rules to small stop-loss arrangements.
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