Independent pricing checks for employer health plans.
Why it matters
Most employers renew their health plan the same way every year: a quote arrives, it's higher than last year, and there is no practical way to check it. Meanwhile, the same care can be priced very differently at different in-network facilities in the same city. That spread sits inside every renewal — it just isn't visible at signing time.
About
Plan Pricing Check works with employers who fund their own health plans. Our whole practice is built on one idea: before you accept another increase, you should be able to see what your plan actually pays for care — and how that compares to what other plans pay in the same market.
How an engagement runs
We start from public data. Hospitals and insurers publish their negotiated rates under federal price-transparency rules; that's our raw material.
We map it to your markets. A list of the zip codes where your people live is enough to build a picture of the prices your plan is exposed to.
We keep it readable. The output is a short benchmark readout, not a data dump — written for the renewal conversation.
Principles
The renewal calendar is the deadline that matters — we work backward from it.
Every employer deserves to see the prices behind their plan.
If the data doesn't support a clear answer, we say so.