Group Health Renewal Check

Your health renewal went up. Start with what actually changed.

Give me the prior and renewal medical-plan amounts and the enrolled employee count for both periods. I will show you how much of the movement follows enrollment and what remains in average cost per enrolled employee.

I will work through the numbers first, then show you what I would verify before drawing a conclusion about the renewal.

A higher renewal does not tell you why it moved.

The total can rise because more employees are enrolled, because average cost per enrolled employee changed, or because both moved. I start by separating those pieces before I ask what caused them.

  • The total medical-plan amount changed.
  • Enrollment may have changed at the same time.
  • Average cost per enrolled employee may have moved differently from the headline total.

What I will compare

You only need the renewal figures and enrollment counts you already have.

Prior medical-plan amount

Give me the comparable monthly medical-plan amount from the prior period.

Renewal medical-plan amount

Give me the comparable monthly amount at renewal.

Enrollment

Give me enrolled employees for both periods.

You will see what the headline renewal leaves unexplained

I will show you the total movement, the enrollment change, the prior average applied to today's enrollment, and the movement that remains in average cost per enrolled employee.

Review my renewal