Thank you for your interest in enrolling in a health plan with Sovereign Nations Insurance. If you are interested in a quote, please provide your contact information.
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Thank you for your interest in enrolling in a health plan with Sovereign Nations Insurance.
SNI has switched its focus to providing health plans for groups, and we would be happy to give you a quote should you fit the criteria.
When we do begin offering health plans to individuals in the future, you will be one of the first to know. Until then, we wish you the best in your search for a plan that meets your health needs.
Please fill out the form below so when we do begin offering individual plans in the future, you’ll be the first to know.
Our mission is to preserve and empower our people by meeting their needs while reducing costs and simplifying health care.
Headquarters
Shivwits Band of Paiutes Reservation
6060 W 3650 N
Suite 900
Ivins, UT 84738-6618
Please mail claims to:
SNI Claims Dept
PO Box 1810
Draper, UT 84020
As sovereign Tribal Nations within the United States, the wholly Tribal owned Sovereign Nations Health Consortium and its wholly owned health insurance company Sovereign Nations Insurance, along with the wholly owned inter-Tribal membership organization, all operate in accordance with federal law and Tribal law. The headquarters and operations of SNHC, SNI, and NARA are on Tribal Reservation land, held in trust by the United States of America for the Tribes, where general state regulatory laws do not apply and are preempted by Tribal laws and Congress’ plenary authority over Indian affairs in addition to U.S. Constitutional bars to state authority over interstate and inter-Tribal commerce. Tribal law governs the operation of SNHC, SNI, and NARA and your consensual contractual relationship with these entities. As wholly owned Tribal entities, SNHC, SNI, and NARA are absolutely immune from suit or claim of any kind, except as prescribed by Plan documents.
