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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2026 · 38 MIN

How Associations like UASA are finding GigCare offers their employees’ health benefits at a better price

from America's Healthcare Advocate · host Cary Hall

Today we are talking about the United Appliance Servicers Association and how GigCare is working for their members 1099/contract employees. Developed by Detego, the PSM Nebraska GigCare 1099 Worker Program is now helping associations in ways previously unavailable or cost prohibitive. Debbie Klintworth talks about how the United Appliance Servicers Association (UASA) has found GigCare to be the solution. John Kuhlmann explains the details that make the ACA/Obamacare overly expensive and difficult and why GigCare approaches health benefits in a way that is opposite of how the major carriers do it for health benefits and for drugs. Learn for about Debbie's companies: https://sloanappliance.com/ and https://www.d3sservice.com/ Connect with John Kuhlmann: https://kuhlmannfin.com/ This is season 22 Episode 2 of America’s Healthcare Advocate. I’m Cary Hall https://www.americashealthcareadvocate.com/contact-us

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