A caller comes through verified through the IVR. These three items are what you need to verify before continuing.
First/Last name, phone number and email
This account is considered "use it or lose it"
FSA
Annual Enrollment dates
April 5th-April 23rd
These are forbidden drop down menus for Agents
Assigned To & Priority
The High Deductible Health plans offered to our colleagues
HSP 1, 2, and 3
A red box indicate this in UD
This account may rollover, but can only be elected if you have a HDHP through CVS
HSA
The New plans for this year.
Hybrid.
Full Access (NY only)
Fixed Indemnity
The correct case status to select to route a case to the Account Team
This plan pays cash value for a planned visit or an emergency
HOSPITAL INDEMNITY PLAN
Used on things like Daycare and babysitters
DCFSA
Colleagues can see their rate changes in the actual enrollment
EE called in for more regarding OE dates. I advised the EE that the OE dates were 4/5- 4/23. No further action needed. Closing case.
What drop down options would you select to document this call correctly?
INFORMATION REQUEST
OPEN ENROLLMENT
DEADLINE
This plan has a deductible of 1400 for an individual and 2800 for a family
HSP 1
We locate the POA documentation in this area of BSwift
Notes
No action necessary
The drop down option to select if a manager call back is needed
This vision plan gives you a $300 dollar allowance towards glasses/frames/contact lenses
Aetna Vision Preferred Enhanced.
"Thanks for calling the benefits center. Have a great day!"
Offer/launch Survey
The traditional amount colleagues are able to carry over for an FSA
$550
What is the silent correction window?
A period of time where colleagues can correct any issues/errors in their benefits before the plan year begins
EE is calling about an open case and advises the issue has not been solved. What would you do?
1. Update existing case by adding a new comment
2. Notate a case for my call and advise what the EE was calling about. Close case.
This Benefit pays you a cash amount everyday you are ill with cancer.
Critical Illness