What is the difference between self-funded and fully insured?

What is the difference between self-funded and fully insured?

In a nutshell, self-funding one’s health plan, as the name suggests, involves paying the health claims of the employees as they occur. With a fully-insured health plan, the employer pays a certain amount each month (the premium) to the health insurance company. Jun 14, 2019

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