What type of information is not found on an insurance card?

Insurance cards typically include essential information needed for billing and identification purposes. This commonly encompasses the member's name, which identifies the insured individual, the member identification number that serves as a unique identifier for claims processing, and the group identification number that links the member to a specific group plan, such as an employer-sponsored health insurance.

In contrast, the date the policyholder first paid a premium is typically not displayed on the insurance card. This detail, while relevant to the insurance policy's status, is more internal to the insurance company’s records for tracking policy terms and eligibility rather than essential for immediate identification or billing at a physician's office. Therefore, it is absent from the insurance card.