Services for Consumers: Health Insurance Information

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	Services for Consumers
HEALTH INSURANCE

For information and publications on Medicare, Medicare Supplement, and Long-Term Care plans, please visit the Seniors Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) website. SHIIP can be reached by phone at (800) 443-9354 or (919) 807-6900.

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2.	A Consumer Guide To External Review

3.	A Consumer Guide To Health Insurance

4.	Employees Guide To HIPAA Rights Regarding Health Insurance

5.	Employers Guide To HIPAA Rights Regarding Health Insurance

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Other Links and Resources:

COBRA Health Insurance Continuation rights information provided by the US Department of Labor Managed Care National Committee for Quality Assurance NC Institute of Medicine, Managed Care Guide Medicare Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) Division of Social Services (DSS) CIGNA HealthCare Medicare Administration Medicare Senior Net Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) Palmetto Government Benefit Administrators North Carolina Health Insurance Risk Pool NCHIRP Web site nchealthcarehelp.org nchealthcarehelp.org (free and reduced-cost healthcare services) State Employee Benefits The State of North Carolina provides health care benefits to teachers, employees, retirees and their eligible dependents according to the provisions of North Carolina General Statutes 135-37 through 135-40.14. The regulatory authority for the State Health Plan rests with the Plan's Executive Administrator and its Board of Trustees. For further information, please visit www.ncgov.com.