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R92-149
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AUTHORIZING APPLICATIONS FOR GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGES
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9/21/1992
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i <br /> DEPAR'IN�Tr OF FINANCIAL MANAG� <br /> RISK NfP�NA� DIVISION <br /> N�hORAI�AK N0. 92-111 <br /> Septesnber 15, 1992 <br /> MENIO �: Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: James C. Bacon, Jr., City Manager <br /> Beth B. Couter, Director of Financial Management <br /> Gerard J. Bauer, Risk Manager <br /> SUBJEGT: GR�JP HF.�ILTH INSURANCE ADMINIS'TRATOR <br /> Transmitted herewith is a resolution and supporting documentation <br /> authorizing application and agreesr�ent with Blue Cross/Blue Shield of <br /> Illinois (Health Care Services Corporation) for third party administration <br /> of the city's self-funded health insurance program for contract year <br /> 1992-1993. <br /> As has been the practice of the Risk Manag�r�ent Division every third <br /> year, a request for proposals (RFP) was recently issued for these services. <br /> Of the eleven firnis invited to make proposals, five responded. Ztao came <br /> from insurance carriers, two from third party achninistrators who market <br /> their programs nationally, and one fran a regional claims administrator. <br /> After a thorough review and com�arison of the proposals, including <br /> interviews with the leading candidates, staff recomr�ended the retention of <br /> Blue Cross/Blue Shield as the city's administrative service agent for the <br /> contract year beginning November 1, 1992. The rec�ndation was based on <br /> the efficiency of Blue Cross in containing the cost of claims, the quality <br /> of service to both the esnployee and the provider p�pulations, and the <br /> caripetitiveness of Blue Cross pricing for the services it provides. Though <br /> other proposals also appeared to be of high quality, none could match the <br /> fee structure proposed by Blue Cross for the co�ning year, as indicated by <br /> the following table: <br /> FEE/C"OST SL�UE C1�OSS PRUDEDfrIAL Gd�LL�R SEABURY 1�SI <br /> Set-Up $ 0 $ 96,478 $ 3,000 $ 1,500 $ 650 <br /> Enrol]ment 0 0 0 0 850 <br /> Plan Materials 0 0 0 0 1,250 <br /> Claims Admin. 43,962 123,750 66,396 65,880 66,026 <br /> Cost Cont Prog 11,346 0 15,311 12,810 15,738 <br /> Takeover Adm.in 0 5,788 5,788 5,788 5,788 <br /> Brokerage Fee 0 0 0 0 0 <br /> Total $ 55,308 $226,016 $ 90,495 $ 85,987 $ 90,302 <br /> These figures were based on quoted fees, making uniform assumptions about <br /> 1992-1993 claims volume, population size, and claims development lag for <br /> all proposers. <br /> October 31 will mark the carg�letion of the thind year that the city <br /> has used Blue Cross for claims administration. During this time, the <br /> co[ripany has provided consistently high quality service, while rgnaining <br /> very competitive on its pricing. <br /> attachments <br />
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