Cost Stabilization Program · 3-Year Cost Stability

Locked rates for cost stability.
Stop reconciling. Start closing.

Built for groups with over 500 lives: a monthly remittance that doesn't move for three straight years, A-rated stop-loss underneath, and at the end of the 36-month term, all surplus funds will be reconciled and returned under the terms of the program.

See The Cost Stabilization Program in a 20-minute walkthrough — tailored to your book.

36 Mo.

Fixed monthly cost

500+ lives

Groups with over 500 lives

2–3 Days

Financial proposal TAT

Term-End

Surplus reconciled and returned

Before & After

A different way to run this workflow.

The annual renewal-shock cycle

  • One-year contracts that reprice hard at every renewal.
  • Weekly or bi-monthly funding calls the employer has to chase.
  • Any claims-fund surplus quietly stays with the carrier.
  • Every renewal is a re-underwrite and a re-negotiation.

The Cost Stabilization Program model

  • Fixed monthly per-employee rates locked for the full 36 months.
  • Funding is consolidated to a single monthly ACH fund pull into the HIT/Fides trust.
  • All surplus funds are reconciled and returned per the program contract terms.
  • Only approved TPA and PBMs can participate in the program.

How the Cost Stabilization Program Works

From bound proposal to end-of-term reconciliation.

Step 01

Bind a Financial Proposal

Step 01

Provide a bound financial proposal from an A-rated stop-loss carrier.

Step 02

Fund the Trust

Step 02

Fund the HIT/Fides trust through a single monthly ACH fund pull so funding stays predictable for the full term.

Step 03

Run the 36-Month Term

Step 03

Per-employee rates hold fixed for the full 36 months while monthly claims and quarterly trust reporting continue.

Step 04

Reconcile

Step 04

At the end of the term, all surplus funds are reconciled and returned according to the plan's contractual terms.

Trusted Infrastructure

Enterprise-grade rails behind every proposal — encrypted PHI workflows, audited handoffs, and 99% documented uptime under public-market oversight.