Healthcare Purchasing Intelligence for Employers and Advisors
Rate My Benefits

Know what your benefits dollars are really buying.

Healthcare decisions are being made without visibility into the underlying economics.

Healthcare may be one of the largest expenses on the balance sheet — yet many organizations have limited visibility into how effectively those dollars are performing. Rate My Benefits helps employers benchmark their current strategy and identify whether meaningful opportunities may exist before renewal pressure takes over.

No SSNsNo disruptionBenchmarkingBroker-friendly pathsVendor intelligence
Annual healthcare spend
Type or slide from $0 to $100M
$5,200,000
$0$25M$50M$75M$100M
Claims spend (85%)
$4,420,000
Medical, pharmacy, provider services, utilization, and the care decisions driving most healthcare dollars.
Administration (15%)
$780,000
Carrier retention, broker compensation, PBM spread, stop-loss, TPA fees, network access, and other administrative costs.
Savings opportunity
$520,000
10% starting point. Typical range: 10%–60% of total spend depending on plan design, vendor contracts, and claims patterns.
Renewal leverage
10X
Stronger data. Clear options. Better negotiation position. That’s how we create measurable outcomes.
Medical loss ratio assumption (claims as % of total spend)
Defaults can be adjusted in the full analysis.

What could you save?

Our analyses identify opportunities across multiple areas of your plan. Savings potential typically ranges from 10% to 60% of total spend.

$520,000 – $3,120,000
Estimated annual savings opportunity (10% – 60%)
The Pareto principle in healthcare

Focus where it matters most.

In most healthcare plans, a small portion of members and services drive the majority of costs.

The Pareto Principle helps leadership understand where to look first for the greatest impact.

80%of spend
High-cost claimants and services (top 20%)Drive roughly 80% of total spend. Focus: chronic conditions, complex cases, catastrophic claims, specialty Rx, and utilization patterns.
All other members (remaining 80%)Drive roughly 20% of total spend. Focus: prevention, access, plan design, steerage, and cost-effective care.
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By applying the Pareto Principle, we help you focus on the areas that create the biggest results — so you can improve outcomes and reduce spend.

Prepare for your next renewal meeting with independent healthcare intelligence.

  • We benchmark your plan to reveal opportunities.
  • We quantify savings potential and risk.
  • We arm your team with data to negotiate better.
Start Your ReviewNo cost. No obligation.
Start safely

Two things. That’s all it takes to begin.

We are intentionally reducing friction. Most organizations already have enough information to see whether a deeper review is worth discussing.

1
Participation countHow many employees are currently enrolled in the health plan?
2
Annual healthcare spendApproximate annual employer healthcare spend across enrolled employees.

No census files. No SSNs. No disruption. Everything else can come later if the opportunity is worth pursuing.

The documentary

Before you rate your benefits, understand the game.

It’s Not Personal, It’s Just Healthcare explains why employers and employees keep paying more, getting less, and accepting the same broken rules.

See the Documentary →

The assessment gives employers the math. The documentary gives them the context.

Benefits are too expensive to leave unrated.

With just two numbers, you can begin measuring what matters.

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