by Bret Brummitt | Sep 7, 2022 | 30 for 30, Data Analytics, Health Insurance, Plan Design, Plan Design
Should you Explore a Self-Insured or Level-Funded option instead of Fully-Insured? The simple answer is yes. You owe it to yourself and your company to make sure that you explore all options. What you may find surprising is that this may actually be a really...
by Bret Brummitt | Sep 6, 2022 | 30 for 30, Data Analytics, Employee Benefits, Plan Design
For more Day 27: Benchmark your Health Plan, know your numbers What did you notice about your plan this year? Is everything anecdotal, or is it factual? Is your plan a tool to recruitment or a band-aid of acceptability? Who chooses your plan and who goes...
by Bret Brummitt | Sep 1, 2022 | 30 for 30, Data Analytics, Employee Benefits, Health Insurance
Tip # 30: Create a Timeline & Focus on Your Major Milestones for Renewal This may seem way too simple, but honestly this is just overlooked. You need a road-map, a timeline, your identified “Major Milestones for Renewal.” Your preparation for...
by Bret Brummitt | May 3, 2022 | Culture, Data Analytics, Employee Benefits, Health Insurance
Orginally Published on the Q4Intelligence Employer’s Blog Are You an Executive Suffering from Decision Paralysis? As an advisor to executives, we are well aware that the CFOs and the executive teams we talk to and work with are all under immense financial...
by Dave Chase | Dec 29, 2020 | Culture, Data Analytics, Employee Benefits, ERISA, Health Insurance, Health Rosetta, Plan Design
Relocalizing Health: Chapter 9 Highlights In this chapter, I detail the five straightforward steps to high-performance plans that spell out “LOCAL” because high-performance plans realize that health starts at home with mom and dad and then extends to the...
by Bret Brummitt | Aug 3, 2020 | Data Analytics, Employee Benefits, Health Rosetta, Plan Design
The Flume Health impact During this interview, Grant Parker says something pretty amazing with the “we are seeing an average of $5600 per employee savings for our clients” Now, let’s point out that Flume is defining clients as the employer who...
