John Phelps, director of business risk solutions at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSF), reports that while cyber crime is a concern, the companys biggest privacy worry is the unintentional release of private information by employees.
The worst economic downturn since the great depression, the uncertainty of health care reform, and the ever-rising cost of care have converged to create a difficult selling landscape for group health. There are emerging opportunities, however, that can help ease the strain.
At the start of 2009, there were high hopes but low expectations for Florida's new program to help its nearly four million residents without health insurance.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSF), Inc., of Jacksonville has developed two new health cards available for consumer purchase at Winn Dixie(R) in October and at CVS/pharmacy(R) stores in November statewide.
But with Florida facing a $2 billion budget deficit, there's no money for any major marketing campaign. That means the state and insurance carriers are relying heavily on insurance agents to promote
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida has unveiled "Florida Blue," a new concept in retailing geared to assist consumers' navigation of the health insurance market. Florida Blue will sell health and