The phrase "advantage policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, insurance, or strategic planning where a policy is designed to provide benefits or advantages.
Example: "The company implemented an advantage policy to ensure that employees receive the best possible benefits and support."
Alternatives: "benefit policy" or "favorable policy".
She has a private Medicare Advantage policy from Anthem, which provides drug and medical coverage.
It is unlikely that asylum seekers who arrived by boat after the government's 13 August "no advantage" policy announcement will be transferred to Manus.
Following recommendations from an expert panel which focused largely on the need for a "no advantage" policy, offshore processing on Nauru and Manus Island restarted in August 2012.
The centre, described recently as a "tent city" by the United Nations high commission on refugees, is an integral part of the government's "no advantage" policy, aimed at deterring irregular maritime arrivals.
It's interesting to see the "saving lives" rhetoric return without mentioning that the Gillard government's new "no advantage" policy means refugees cannot apply to bring their families here; it was the same under Howard's temporary protection visas.
Not understanding the difference between a Medicare Supplement and a Medicare Advantage policy.
Health insurance agents tricked elderly customers into buying Medicare Advantage policies that they cannot afford, cutting off access to their doctors, state insurance officials told a Senate committee last month.
But to support coverage of issues related to aging, it has accepted money from the SCAN Foundation, which is tied to a California nonprofit group that sells Medicare Advantage policies.
More than four million older people in those states are enrolled in drugs-only plans, and more than 2.8 million have Medicare Advantage policies, which includes medical and drug coverage.
They cite "inadequate federal oversight and action" in overseeing the marketing of the Medicare Advantage policies — plans that private insurers offer as a federally regulated alternative to government-provided Medicare coverage.
Under present law, the government just ordered Aetna, one of the largest insurers, to stop selling Part D drug and Medicare Advantage policies because it suddenly changed the drugs offered current beneficiaries.
