Frequently Asked Questions About Level-Funded Insurance
What is Level-Funded Health Insurance?
Level-funded insurance is a hybrid health plan model that combines predictable monthly payments with the potential cost savings and flexibility of self-funded health care.
Get quick answers to the most common employer questions about level-funded health plans, including costs, risks, savings opportunities, and plan flexibility.
Compare Your Current Plan to a Level-Funded Option
Employers pay a fixed monthly amount that covers claims funding, administrative costs, and stop-loss protection. If claims are lower than expected, employers may receive a refund.
Level funding can offer more transparency, flexibility, and savings opportunities compared to traditional fully insured plans, especially for healthier employee populations.
Monthly payments in a level-funded health plan are typically based on expected claims costs, administrative fees, and stop-loss coverage. These fixed monthly payments help employers maintain predictable health plan budgeting throughout the plan year.
Small and mid-sized employers looking for predictable health plan costs, greater transparency, and potential savings opportunities should consider a level-funded health plan. It can be an ideal option for businesses seeking more flexibility than traditional fully insured coverage.
If actual claims are lower than claims funding,100% of unspent dollars are returned to the client after runout and reconciliation.
