If an insured employer has only a single benefit plan, but wants to change the plan mid-year to a leaner plan design to save money will UnitedHealthcare allow it?

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If an insured employer has only a single benefit plan, but wants to change the plan mid-year to a leaner plan design to save money will UnitedHealthcare allow it?

Yes. Between March 23rd and May 31st, employers have one chance to buy down their benefit plan. The group’s effective date will not change, and the new plan will become effective between April 1 – June 1, depending on timing of plan change request. Follow standard off-cycle plan change process.

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