County benefits consultant reports improved stop‑loss performance; commissioners hear utilization data
The county's benefits representative briefed commissioners on the health plan's recent stop‑loss experience and utilization, saying the plan had fewer large claims in the most recent full plan year and was performing better than the prior high‑claim year.
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A benefits consultant who presented to the Sherman County commissioners reported that the county's self‑funded health plan had improved stop‑loss experience for the 2024–25 plan year and was running under its attachment point for the most recent year reviewed.
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