Which carriers are available through the Carrier Exchange?

Which carriers are available through the Carrier Exchange?

The Carrier Exchange supports a wide range of medical and non-medical carriers, powered by Ideon's network of insurance company integrations. 
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Medical Carriers
The following medical carriers are available through the Carrier Exchange:
  1. Aetna
  2. Angle Health
  3. Cigna
  4. Collective Health
  5. Kaiser Permanente
  6. Select Health
  7. UnitedHealthcare (including UnitedHealthcare Oxford)
  8. Blue Cross Blue Shield plans (extensive coverage across multiple states)
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans
The Carrier Exchange supports numerous Blue Cross Blue Shield plans across the country, including:

Anthem Blue Cross plans:
  1. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin, Kansas City, Massachusetts, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
Other BCBS plans:
  1. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
  2. Blue Shield of California
  3. Regence Blue Cross of Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and Washington
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Non-Medical Carriers
Several non-medical carriers are available for benefits beyond medical coverage, including:
  1. MetLife (dental, vision, life, AD&D)
  2. Guardian (dental, vision, life, AD&D)
  3. OneAmerica Financial (life, disability)
  4. Unum (life, disability)
  5. Allstate Benefits (dental, vision)
  6. Principal (dental, vision, life, disability)
  7. Sun Life (dental, vision, life, disability)
  8. Dearborn Group (life, disability)
Different non-medical carriers offer varying levels of integration, including quoting, eligibility, billing/premium collection, and evidence of insurability (EOI) capabilities.

Note: Group size requirements vary by carrier. For the most current list of available carriers and their specific requirements, contact your BerniePortal Account Manager.

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