Peel the label off the can (or cans!) of sweetened condensed milk, place it in a pot or large saucepan, and cover it with water by 1 to 2 inches. Bring it to a very gentle boil, then reduce the heat to LOW, so that the water has a nice slow simmer.
A RealAge answered. A self-insured plan is a health plan offered by an employer who collects premiums from employees and assumes the responsibility and financial risk of paying the employees' and covered dependents' medical claims. Employers that offer self-insured plans tend to be large companies.
indemnity health plan. DEFINITION: Indemnity health insurance plans are also called fee-for-service. These are the types of plans that primarily existed before the rise of HMOs, IPAs, and PPOs.With indemnity plans, the individual pays a pre-determined percentage of the cost of health care services, and the insurance company (or self-insured employer) pays the other percentage.For example, an individual might pay 20 percent for services and the insurance company pays 80 percent.ith indemnity plans, the individual pays a pre-determined percentage of the cost of health care services, and the insurance company (or self-insured employer) pays the other percentage. For example, an individual might pay 20 percent for services and the insurance company pays 80 percent.