NRCA National Health Care Program
NRCA is excited to introduce the NRCA National Health Care Program, a captive health
care benefits program utilizing the CIGNA provider network. The program is for organizations
of all sizes and offers you coverage options and extremely competitive rates.
If you have one employee or 100, the new NRCA National Health Care program is for
you!
CIGNA offers a preferred provider organization (PPO) program along with superior
wellness and care management options. CIGNA's network providers include professionals
in all types of specialties throughout the U.S. The program gives NRCA members flexibility
to develop their own eligibility rules and cost-sharing arrangements with their
employees.
With health insurance premiums and health care costs continually rising, it is worth
taking a serious look at this NRCA-sponsored program.
The owner of the captive is the Coca Cola Bottlers Association, which is a well-established
and endowed organization that has more than 50 years' experience offering health
insurance-related programs.
Request a quote
To request a quote, please follow these steps:
- Click here to download the Employer Data Request
form. (Excel file)
- Complete the form, including all five tabs found at the bottom of the file.
- When you have completed the form, please e-mail the file to Rafik Tawadrous at rtawadrous@ccbanet.com and Tom Haynes at
thaynes@ccbanet.com. If at all possible,
complete and send this form in this Excel format rather than sending a fax or PDF
because the form is designed for rapid input into our underwriting model. Note:
Copies of plan documents and invoices may be faxed or sent via PDF or image.
We hope to get back to you with a cost estimate within 48 hours of receipt of your
census, plan design and current cost information.
If you have any questions, please contact Tom Shanahan, NRCA associate executive
director of risk management, at
tshanahan@nrca.net
or (800) 323-9545, ext. 7538.
Note: Being part of a captive insurance program, this health care program differs
from traditional guaranteed-cost health insurance. As such, it can offer unique
savings but also has unique, though minimal, risk associated with it. Please consult
with your health insurance broker or NRCA staff if you have any questions.