Transforming Benefits Data to Improve Health Outcomes
Discover in this case study see how BenInsights unified fragmented health data across carriers, resulting in targeted cancer screening initiatives with extraordinary results for one employer.

Discover in this case study see how BenInsights unified fragmented health data across carriers, resulting in targeted cancer screening initiatives with extraordinary results for one employer.
Claritev's Provider Strategy and Data Insight Services helped a rural healthcare organization overcome mounting financial pressures, care and access hurdles, competitive disadvantages, and fragmented data systems.
A case study for brokers that highlights the transformative potential of early risk prediction for improving financial outcomes and ensuring a healthier, more productive workplace.
When employees and employers think of healthcare, adjectives like, “expensive” and “costly” may come to mind. Health systems, policy analysts, and other healthcare experts agree. They’ve labeled the rising costs in U.S. healthcare as unsustainable.
A large carrier offering plans with an aggressive Medicare-based benefit limit sought: to satisfy clients seeking greater protections from balance billing for their plan members; to preserve the underlying cost benefits of the out-of-network reimbursement methodology
Claritev analysis helped a third-party administrator defend against a competitor’s push to implement Medicare pricing by: significantly improving savings for the employer and its members; engaging important providers in the new process; and preserving the community’s provider-patient relationships.
An auto medical services provider wanted to distinguish its network-based cost management program to sensitive auto insurance carriers by demonstrating: minimal provider noise through the use of network contracts to reduce medical cost; effective dispute resolution processing.
A full-risk plan looking to expand into adjacent counties needed: assistance with provider network access to meet a looming filing deadline; selective access to providers post-filing, as needed to meet network adequacy requirements.
A workers’ comp services provider needed help maintaining State Certified Managed Care programs by: eliminating provider coverage gaps in geographies not addressed by its proprietary network; strengthening coverage for key medical specialties.