Industry-specific pain points that structured decision models eliminate.
Plan costs rise 6-8% annually with little visibility into drivers. Forecast costs by plan, segment, and utilization pattern to find savings before renewal season.
High-cost claims surface after the fact. Build watchlists that identify emerging cost drivers, high-utilization cohorts, and stop-loss attachment risk early.
Ineligible dependents cost employers $400-$600 per dependent annually. Audit eligibility systematically and flag discrepancies before they compound.
Employees can't access the mental health benefits they're paying for. Measure network adequacy, utilization barriers, and program effectiveness.
Industry-specific scenarios powered by DecisionLedger.
Uses the plan cost forecast model to simulate total benefits cost across 3 plan design scenarios, comparing stop-loss attachment points and utilization projections before broker negotiations.
Negotiated 12% better renewal terms with model-backed cost projections
Runs the chronic condition stratification model to segment the population by cost risk tier, identifying high-cost cohorts and targeting disease management programs where they'll have the most impact.
Targeted interventions reduced high-cost claimant spend by 18%
Uses the dependent eligibility audit model to systematically verify dependent status across the entire plan population, flagging discrepancies that cost $400-$600 per ineligible dependent annually.
Recovered $340K in annual spend from ineligible dependent removal
Based on platform benchmarks across early adopters.
Cost Forecasting
Broker estimates
Monte Carlo simulation
High-Cost Claims
Reactive after the fact
Proactive risk stratification
Dependent Audit
Every 3 years manually
Continuous monitoring
Wellness ROI
Unmeasured programs
Tracked per-program ROI
Plan design trade-offs, premium BYOL data, and cost forecasting in one governed platform.
Model the cost, utilization, and employee impact of plan design changes across every benefit line before committing to renewals.
Upload Mercer, Radford, and SHRM benchmark datasets to compare your benefits packages against market data.
Monte Carlo simulation across claims trends, utilization patterns, and demographic shifts to forecast total benefits cost with confidence intervals.
Connects With
Pre-built decision models ready to run with your data.
Stratifies member population by chronic condition burden, clusters high-risk segments, and models disease management program ROI.
Identifies top cost drivers and estimates savings from targeted programs.
Estimates savings from dependent verification with Bayesian confidence bands.
Projects fertility benefit utilization and costs across IVF, egg freezing, and fertility preservation scenarios with adoption rate modeling.
Assesses mental health network adequacy, identifies access gaps by geography/specialty, and models impact of parity compliance improvements.
Projects next-year spend by plan and tests trend, design, and contribution scenarios.
Tests specific/aggregate stop-loss settings to optimize risk vs cost.
Quantifies expected ROI from wellness, mental health, and chronic condition programs.
Three steps to structured, auditable decisions.
Upload claims history, enrollment files, and plan design parameters. Map data fields once, refresh on schedule or via API.
Run cost forecasting, chronic condition stratification, and plan design trade-off models. Compare scenarios side by side with Monte Carlo uncertainty.
Track claims trends, audit dependent eligibility, and measure wellness program ROI. Generate compliance evidence for regulatory review.
Broker analytics portals
Data locked inside your broker's tools — you see what they want you to see
Claims TPA reporting
Historical claims reports without predictive modeling or cost stratification
Manual eligibility audits
Every-3-years dependent audits that miss years of ineligible dependent costs
Wellness vendor dashboards
Engagement metrics with no connection to actual claims impact or ROI