Great Bend Chamber offering health plan for small businesses
Great Bend Post
From the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce...
We're excited to announce that the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce now offers a health insurance plan to your employees and their families through the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Kansas.
This new plan, Chamber Solutions, is designed for qualified member businesses with 2-100 employees in Kansas. It replaces the Chamber Blue plan, which was discontinued December 31, 2024, due to a recent ruling by the Department of Justice.
About Chamber Solutions:
✔ Aetna Funding Advantage Medical Plan – level-funded with stable monthly payments
✔ Stop-loss protection & potential to share in claim funding surplus
✔ Access to Aetna's Choice POSII (Open Access) broad national network
✔ Two statewide local networks and value-added member programs
✔ Exclusive chamber member discounts and one-time credits (valid through 3/1/2025)
Join the Informational Webinar – April 1 at 1 p.m.
We encourage all members to attend a free webinar to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
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