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by Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance

 

 

 

 

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Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

Inside Story is for educational and informational purposes only. Inside Story is compiled from various sources, which may or may not be affiliated with our family of companies, and may include the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we strive to provide accurate and reliable content, we make no warranties or guarantees about its completeness, accuracy, or reliability, and are not responsible for the content of any third-party sources or websites referenced herein. The inclusion of any content does not establish a business relationship or constitute our endorsement, approval, or recommendation of any third party. Testimonials and examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future or similar results or outcomes, and may not consider individual circumstances, goals, needs, or objectives. Inside Story does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. For individual guidance, please consult a qualified professional in the appropriate field.
 
Coverages subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions. Subject to underwriting review and approval.

 

Aug 30, 2021

More than 1,600 active INFB Health Plans

INFB Health Plans photo of family of four smiling

 

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, have over 1,600 active plans following seven months of available coverage. 

 

From Jan. 1 through July 31, 2021, enrollment in INFB Health Plans totaled 1,631 active plans, which equates to more than 4,000 lives covered. The organization’s goal is to have 2,500 enrolled plans by the end of 2021. The current breakdown of coverage for those plan holders includes: 

 

  • 1,328 Traditional Health Plans, which includes both individual and family plans; 

  • 86 Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans; and  

  • 217 dental and vision plans.  

“Since health care continues to be one of the most important aspects of individuals’ and families’ wellbeing, those who can find a health plan that is not only affordable but also suits their coverage needs is critical,” said Patrick Williams, INFB Health Plans manager. “About 35% of those applying to INFB Health Plans are new INFB members, which goes to show that affordable, reliable health care is needed in the ag community.”  

 

Members see significant savings with INFB Health Plans 

 

INFB member Anita Rediger of Rediger Farms. Inc., a dairy cattle and grain operation in Adams County, joined INFB because of the health plans offering.  

 

“Health insurance has always been a challenge on the farm, but since switching to INFB Health Plans it’s been much better,” said Rediger. “I’m saving nearly $600 a month and still able to get the coverage and preventive care needed.” 

 

Rediger, who has a traditional health plan, notes that the affordability and reputability that INFB Health Plans offered was why she signed up. 

 

“Beyond the dramatic savings, there is a real trust in Indiana Farm Bureau – in its character and its work as an organization. I appreciated the spirit and reasoning behind creating INFB Health Plans,” said Rediger. “From the nationally known and accepted providers to the option to have my doctor’s appointments with Teladoc, I feel like this is the coverage I was hoping for.” 

 

To learn more about INFB Health Plans and apply for coverage, please visit www.INFBhealthplans.com

 

 

 

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