How can AHPs provide small-business workers with affordable health insurance when other types of purchasing cooperatives have not been successful?
Bona fide associations are already in place, and therefore do not require many of the start-up costs involved with other types of purchasing cooperatives. In addition, Association Health Plans are uniquely structured to serve small employers and their workers by providing many different services that meet their members’ needs. The expertise developed over many years of serving small- and medium-sized employers can be leveraged to provide more attractive health-benefit options designed for working families.
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