DYI Dollars
Captivating
Pareto Perato
Stop What?
100

Owns the plan and has primary responsibility for claims payment in self insured

what is the Employer

100

In a medical group captive, employers band together to share this.

What is Risk

100

Founded in 2011, Pareto Health now has more than this many member companies.

What is over 3,500

100

These are the two main types of stop loss coverage: one for an individual claim and one for the entire group.

What is specific and aggregate stop loss?

200

who has responsibility for processing claims, eligibility and providing a network?

What is a TPA or Third Party Administrator

200

Unlike traditional stop loss, medical group captives allow employers to also share in this if claims are favorable.

What are underwriting profits / surplus distributions?

200

Pareto Health’s model is designed to bend this unsustainable curve for American employers.

What is Medical Trend?

200

These common contract types—12/12, 12/15, 24/12—refer to how this is applied.

What are contract periods for paid vs. incurred claims?

300

Employers often purchase this type of insurance to protect against catastrophic claims in a self-funded plan.

What is stop loss?

300

In a group captive, each employer is responsible for their own claims up to this retention level.

What is a specific deductible?

300

Risk Shield is designed to ensure this never happens to members—something traditional stop-loss carriers often impose after a big claim.

What are Lasers?

300

This stop-loss feature provides cash flow relief to an employer when a large individual claim hits before they can pay it out.

What is specific advance?

400

A major advantage of self-funded plans is reducing this kind of state-mandated tax or premium fee.

What are state premium taxes?

400

One major reason employers join a captive is to avoid rising costs from this type of health plan.

What is Fully Insured plans?

400

Pareto’s Savings Engine saves employers an average of this percentage by year three compared to fully insured models.

What is 16.5%

400

This feature advances funds when cumulative claims approach this type of limit before year-end.

What is aggregate accomodation?

500

Unlike fully insured plans, self-funded plans are regulated primarily under this federal law.

What is ERISA?

500

Captives are typically controlled by these entities, giving members a say in decisions.

What are member-owned boards or committees?

500

Beyond no lasers, Risk Shield also caps this at a predictable level to reduce volatility year to year.

What is premium increase cap of 30%?

500

What type of plan offered by Insurance Carriers provides monthly maximums and a chance to get savings returned?

What are level funded plans

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