A Health Insurance Plan Built Just For You
ClaimLinx specializes in coordinating self-funded Medical Expense Reimbursement Plans (MERPs) from start to finish. First, we offer employer benefits consulting to provide your business with a plan that fits your demographics best. It’s a more comprehensive Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) than you’ve ever seen!
Then, we serve as claims processors for the secondary health insurance plan to ensure that claims are reimbursed accordingly and that members have the support they need to actually use and understand their benefits. Our focus is on making the claims reimbursement process as simple and usable as possible.
Once a health insurance plan is set up, we handle each step of processing for the secondary insurance plan, including determining the correct payout for a claim, collecting the funds from the company, and distributing payment to providers’ offices. Our team members abide by all HIPAA guidelines so our clients never have to worry.
There’s no better way to take hold of your company’s health insurance benefit plan than to set up a customized MERP with ClaimLinx as the MERP administrator.
What is a MERP (Medical Expense Reimbursement Plan)?
A Medical Expense Reimbursement Plan (MERP) is a benefit plan sponsored by an employer to help employees cover their eligible medical expenses. This type of reimbursement plan allows employees to receive reimbursement for their out-of-pocket medical costs that they incurred during the plan year.
You can offer a medical expense reimbursement plan alongside or instead of a group health insurance plan for primary health benefits.
Employers can customize the MERP to their needs by setting contribution amounts, eligible expenses, and reimbursement processes.
How do MERPs Work?
A MERP is any plan that allows businesses to give their employees without any taxes applied to the amount. The money that is given by the employer can only be used to pay off any medical expenses that an employee paid for out of their own pockets. The process of a MERP typically involves five main steps: