March 23, 2021 - LifeMap is actively monitoring the current COVID-19 situation. We are taking every precaution necessary to ensure we continue to provide excellent service to our customers during these unprecedented times. Our hearts go out to those directly or indirectly impacted by the COVID-19...
The Employer Admin Center (EAC) has been updated to include a tool tip for the Date of Hire field when adding a new hire. The entry in this field and the waiting period reflected in your group policy is used to calculate the effective date of coverage. There may be times when the actual date of...
Managing your active employee eligibility and benefits, current month billing statement, payments, and downloading documents is easy on LifeMap's Employer Admin Center (EAC)! Welcome to LifeMap's EAC Update page where we’ll post the latest on new functionality as it is released. Please feel free to...
While growing up, you were most likely told two things about your brain. First, that somewhere around age 7 your brain quits growing. Second, after age 30 the ability of your brain to function begins to decline. Science has determined both of these statements to be false. The fact is, no one ever...
The Utah Insurance Department released a new proposed rule on November 16, 2020 around Short Term Limited Duration (STLD) health insurance plans. LifeMap’s Short Term Medical (STM) plan is subject to this rule, which is anticipated to go into effect March 10, 2021, and will target policies...
On November 20, 2020, the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner adopted their Consolidated Health Care Rulemaking which relates to accessing and receiving health care services and benefits through health plans, short term limited duration medical plans and student health plans...
The Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner released a bulletin on October 30, 2018 , announcing a new rule around Short Term Limited Duration (STLD) medical plans. LifeMap's Short Term Medical (STM) plan is subject to this rule which went into effect November 16, 2018. A section of...
If we’re not burning dirty fossil fuels ourselves, we hardly notice they’re happening. We’ve talked before about how much of our electricity is actually powered by fossil fuels (around 63%, at last count) and how easy it is to forget that when we talk about “saving power” in our homes, we’re still...
If we’re not burning dirty fossil fuels ourselves, we hardly notice they’re happening. We’ve talked before about how much of our electricity is actually powered by fossil fuels (around 63%, at last count) and how easy it is to forget that when we talk about “saving power” in our homes, we’re still...
