Land O’Lakes, Inc. Announces Expansion of Its Cooperative Farmer Member Health Plan Into Kansas
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"At Land O'Lakes, we're continuously looking for new ways to support and advocate for our members," said
Farmers participating in the Land O'Lakes Cooperative Farmer Member Health Plan can choose from several ACA compliant plans - all of which cover the ten Essential Health Benefits (EHBs), have broad network coverage and are more affordable than plans offered in the current individual market. By being voluntarily compliant with the ACA and ERISA, those with pre-existing conditions are not barred from participation, nor will premiums be developed based on a particular participant's health condition.
"The expansion of our Farmer Member Health Care Plan is something we take immense pride in, and we thank our partners in the
The Land O'Lakes Cooperative Farmer Member Health Plan is not the company's first entree into the health care space for those within its cooperative system. In 2011, the company launched a fully-insured plan for employees of certain agricultural member co-ops. That plan now covers over 12,000 co-op employees and their dependents in 12 states.
Land O'Lakes is working to expand this offering to additional states and identify ways in which to grow this new solution for its member producers and farmers within its cooperative system.


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