Our proprietary Plan Grader evaluates more than 40 key areas of your health plan to identify hidden waste, cost-saving opportunities, employee experience gaps, and strategy improvements.
Many employers discover they are overpaying for healthcare while employees still struggle with deductibles, confusion, and limited access to quality care.
Free review · Strategic recommendations · No obligation
What We Look For
Most employers spend more time negotiating office supplies, banking relationships, or software contracts than they do evaluating how healthcare dollars are actually spent.
The result is familiar: double-digit renewal increases, frustrated employees, limited transparency, rising pharmacy expenses, poor engagement, and little accountability from vendors.
Shopping carriers each year rarely fixes the underlying problem. The real opportunity lies in redesigning how healthcare is purchased, managed, and utilized.
The Plan Grader reviews the structural, financial, employee, vendor, and compliance areas that affect plan performance.
Traditional brokers often focus on shopping carriers. We focus on the drivers behind healthcare spending.
We look beyond premiums and evaluate whether your plan structure is helping reduce unnecessary claim activity.
We review where vendors, brokers, PBMs, and plan design may be working against your cost-control goals.
The Plan Grader is designed to uncover opportunities to purchase, manage, and utilize healthcare more strategically.
The Plan Grader is ideal for employers who want a clearer view of cost, transparency, employee experience, and plan strategy.
After reviewing your current plan structure, we provide a strategic overview of where opportunities may exist.
A high-level overview of findings and opportunities.
Where healthcare dollars may be leaking unnecessarily.
Areas of financial or compliance exposure.
How your benefits impact employee satisfaction and engagement.
Potential opportunities to improve outcomes while reducing costs.
Actionable next steps tailored to your organization.
When Community First Bank transitioned from a traditional association plan to a modern level-funded strategy, the result was approximately $400,000 in savings over two years while lowering employee premium contributions.
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