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This newsletter contains updates on the latest NFP and industry resources related to COVID-19. The latest information will be posted daily to the NFP.com Latest Insights page. If you have any questions, reach out to your NFP contact. |
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NEW RESOURCES |
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WEBINARS |
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View the Webinars Page for the latest offerings on NFP.com.
Get the latest insights for all upcoming and archived webinars. |
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Webinar recordings and a copy of the slides will be sent via email to call registrants and participants 4-6 hours after the webinar and will be posted to the NFP.com Latest Insights page. Materials will also be included in the Property and Casualty COVID-19 report emails sent every Monday. |
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VIDEOS / PODCASTS |
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In this episode, Suzanne Spradley and Chase Cannon revisit the single payer debate in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Suzanne starts by exploring whether support for a single payer system in the US has waxed or waned during the pandemic. Chase and Suzanne then discuss articles from experts and comparisons across different countries regarding governmental versus private company responses to the pandemic. Suzanne dives into the history behind US governmental stockpiles of protective gear and ventilators, and draws comparisons between the US and other countries in pandemic preparedness. Suzanne and Chase close with a review of presidential nominee Joe Biden’s views towards single payer system and how Congress’s potential Phase Four legislation might impact access to coverage. |
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GOOD NEWS |
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CORPORATE BENEFITS / INDIVIDUAL SOLUTIONS |
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6/1/20 20-FPC-GEN-GEN-0221
This information has been provided as an informational resource for NFP clients and business partners. It is intended to provide general guidance, and is not intended to address specific risk scenarios. Regarding insurance coverage questions, each specific policy must be reviewed in its entirety to determine the extent, if any, of coverage available for the impact of the Coronavirus. If you have questions, please reach out to your NFP contact. |
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