Not quite! The correct answer is $50,000. Here’s why. $20,000 would be too low, resulting in a higher fixed premium compared to the amount of risk typical for a group this size. $125,000 would be too risky for a group this size.
But keep in mind there are a lot more variables at play here. In addition to the number of subscribers, you also have to consider their ages, genders, the industries they work in, and where they live. (Hey, no one ever said health insurance wasn’t complicated).
Spot on! $50,000 is the typical amount of risk associated per fixed cost on an individual member for a group this size. But keep in mind there are a lot more variables at play here. In addition to the number of subscribers, you also have to consider their ages, genders, the industries they work in, and where they live. (Hey, no one ever said health insurance wasn’t complicated).