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Success in Self-Funding

What’s Actually Working for Employers in Controlling Health Plan Costs

Today’s health benefits landscape is more challenging for employers to navigate than ever before. Yet, there’s a reason why nearly 70% of employees who have health coverage in the U.S. are now enrolled in some sort of self-funded plan and why that number is growing – they work. It’s that simple. Companies of all sizes and types, including public entities, are finding this to be true as they make the switch from the more limited fully-insured plans to the added flexibility and customizable health benefit options self-funding offers. The goal of this website? To showcase success stories from the employer-entrepreneurs who are experiencing the savings because of their self-funding efforts and from the SPBA-member third party administrators (TPAs) who are the facilitators in making these success stories happen.

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Recently Submitted Articles:

The most recently posted real success stories about self-funded plans and how they’re working, as shared by the third party administrators (TPAs) who manage them.

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In The Industry:

A sampling of employee health benefits industry articles, with an emphasis on self-funding-related topics and perspectives.

Pinterest: Traditional insurance ‘was letting us down’

Jun 17, 2019|0 Comments

Pinterest has joined a growing rank of employers who are fed up with the healthcare system and doing away with traditional insurance models as a result. The social media platform switched from their traditional healthcare plan to a self-funded model…. Pinterest isn’t the only employer to seek out alternatives to the traditional healthcare system. Last year, Amazon…. READ MORE

SPBA Part of Collaborative Effort to Encourage Congress to Address Surprise Billing in Health Care

Apr 16, 2019|0 Comments

Following a recent hearing that covered the issue of surprise billing in health care, the Society of Professional Benefit Administrators (SPBA) was part of a collaborative effort in which 30-plus organizations urged the United States Congress to pass additional legislation as a protection to patients…. “As an advocate for our third party administrator members and their plan participants, SPBA understands the real-world burden and effects of surprise billing”….  READ MORE

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