The Texas Application for Approval of Exclusive Provider Benefit Plan (EPP) is a document that is used by employers in Texas to obtain approval from the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) to offer an EPP. An EPP is a type of health insurance plan where the employer contracts with a single health care provider or a network of providers to provide health care benefits to their employees. The EPP must meet all applicable state and federal requirements. The application must include the plan's benefit design, its costs and the provider network. There are three types of Texas Application for Approval of Exclusive Provider Benefit Plan (EPP): 1. EPP Renewal Application: Used to renew an existing EPP. 2. EPP New Application: Used to establish a new EPP. 3. EPP Amendment Application: Used to make changes to an existing EPP.
The Texas Application for Approval of Exclusive Provider Benefit Plan (EPP) is a document that is used by employers in Texas to obtain approval from the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) to offer an EPP. An EPP is a type of health insurance plan where the employer contracts with a single health care provider or a network of providers to provide health care benefits to their employees. The EPP must meet all applicable state and federal requirements. The application must include the plan's benefit design, its costs and the provider network. There are three types of Texas Application for Approval of Exclusive Provider Benefit Plan (EPP): 1. EPP Renewal Application: Used to renew an existing EPP. 2. EPP New Application: Used to establish a new EPP. 3. EPP Amendment Application: Used to make changes to an existing EPP.
