Council hears Claimdoc pitch on reference-based pricing; asks staff to pursue RFP
City council heard a presentation from Brown & Brown and Claimdoc on a reference-based pricing plan for the municipal employee health plan that vendors said could save roughly $2.1 million in year one; after questions about provider access and member supports the council asked staff to develop an RFP to evaluate the option.
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Danielle Boyle, senior vice president at Brown & Brown Insurance Services, introduced Claimdoc’s proposal to the St. Cloud City Council on Thursday, saying the approach could lower the city’s medical-claims spending without reducing employee benefits.
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