Overview
When shopping for health insurance plans in Take Command, you may notice a Preferred label on select plans. This designation helps identify plans offered by carriers that Take Command trusts and works closely with.
Preferred Plans are selected based on factors such as carrier service quality, enrollment experience, and ongoing member support. Members who choose a Preferred Plan receive additional assistance from Take Command during enrollment and throughout the plan year.
What Is a Preferred Plan?
A Preferred Plan is a health insurance plan offered through a carrier that has an established relationship with Take Command and is recognized for providing a reliable member experience.
By choosing a Preferred Plan, members receive additional support from Take Command throughout the enrollment process and during their coverage period.
How to Identify a Preferred Plan
Follow these steps when shopping for plans:
Log in to the Take Command platform.
Browse the available health insurance plans.
Look for a gold ribbon labeled "Preferred" in the upper-right corner of the plan card.
Compare available plans based on coverage, network, cost, and Preferred status.
Plans displaying the gold Preferred ribbon are designated as Preferred Plans.
Benefits of a Preferred Plan
Premier Onboarding
Take Command assists with the application process, payment setup, and enrollment follow-up until coverage is confirmed.
Year-Round Advocacy
If an issue arises with your insurance carrier, Take Command can work directly with the carrier to help advocate for a resolution.
Service Excellence
Preferred Plans are offered through carriers that meet our standards for service quality and member experience during enrollment and throughout the plan year.
Why Choose a Preferred Plan?
Choosing health insurance involves more than comparing premiums, deductibles, and coverage levels. The quality of support you receive from your carrier also impacts your overall experience.
The Preferred designation helps identify plans from carriers known for reliable service while providing access to additional advocacy and support from Take Command when needed.
Tip: Consider both the Preferred designation and the plan's coverage, provider network, and cost when making your decision.
If No Preferred Plans Are Available
Preferred Plans may not be available in every market or from every carrier.
If you do not see a Preferred Plan:
Continue comparing available plans based on coverage, network, prescription benefits, and cost.
A plan without a Preferred designation may still be a good fit for your healthcare needs.
Contact Take Command Support if you have questions about available plan options.
Not Applicable: If Preferred Plans are not displayed in your shopping experience, no additional action is required. Simply evaluate the available plans using the standard plan comparison criteria.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Preferred Plan provide additional insurance benefits?
No. The Preferred designation does not change the plan's benefits, coverage, network, or pricing. It indicates that the carrier is recognized for service quality and that Take Command can provide additional support and advocacy.
Does choosing a Preferred Plan guarantee issue resolution?
No. While Take Command can advocate on your behalf and work with the carrier, final decisions remain with the insurance carrier.
Should I always choose a Preferred Plan?
Not necessarily. The best plan depends on your healthcare needs, provider preferences, coverage requirements, and budget. The Preferred designation should be considered alongside those factors.
Key Takeaways
Preferred Plans are offered through trusted carrier partners.
Preferred Plans are identified by a gold Preferred ribbon on the plan card.
Members receive enhanced onboarding support and year-round advocacy from Take Command.
The Preferred designation does not alter a plan's coverage or cost.
If no Preferred Plans are available, continue evaluating plans based on your individual needs.