The primary difference between group and individual insurance lies in who holds the master policy contract and how underwriting is conducted. Group insurance is purchased by an employer, union, or organization, covering all eligible members under a single umbrella with standardized benefits and often no medical exams. Individual insurance, conversely, is bought directly by a consumer from an insurer, requiring customized underwriting, personal health assessments, and pricing tailored strictly to your unique risk profile.
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