Catastrophic claims surface too late
By the time an episode is visible as a high-cost claim, the opportunity to steer site of care or route to a center of excellence has usually passed.
Solutions / Stop-Loss
Stop-loss runs on the claims data you already load. Six agents watch high-cost claimants, aggregate and specific position, and emerging catastrophic episodes, and pass what they find to renewal pricing.
The problem
By the time an episode is visible as a high-cost claim, the opportunity to steer site of care or route to a center of excellence has usually passed.
Knowing where a group sits against its attachment point mid-year requires assembling data that exists in several places and reconciling it by hand.
Challenging a renewal means rebuilding the carrier’s analysis from your own data, under time pressure, every year, for every group.
How we solve it
The same feed that drives payment integrity drives this. If you are already running claims through PulseSync, there is no second integration.
An early catastrophic warning reaches renewal pricing on its own, so the analyst pricing the renewal is working from the same signal as the analyst watching exposure.
Aggregate and specific position update continuously through the year, so renewal starts from a number you have been watching rather than one you assemble in two weeks.
What you get
The agents
Each one is trained, tested and audited on its own, built from the same skill library and governed the same way as everything else on the platform.
Who uses it
Next step
We run your historic records through the agents and show you what each one finds, with its evidence, before anything is switched on.