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Davis County renews analytical data‑sharing agreement with health insurer
Summary
At a June 30 work session, the Davis County Commission reviewed a routine renewal authorizing the county health insurer, PEHP, to share employee utilization data with a third‑party analytics vendor for quarterly and year‑end reporting, county staff said.
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Davis County staff told commissioners on June 30 that the county will renew an analytical data‑use agreement allowing PEHP, the county's health insurance provider, to send employee insurance and utilization data to an analytics vendor that prepares utilization reports used for plan renewal and cost analysis.
"PEHP is our health insurance provider, and they use Cedar Bay Technologies to, gather the insurance information or the utilization information for our employees and they put together the reports," Laura George said, explaining the renewal is a continuation of an existing practice to let the insurer share data with its analytics vendor. "This agreement is giving PEHP permission to send that information to Cedar Gate Technologies." (Transcript uses both spellings.)
George told commissioners the reports are used for the county's year‑end renewal and that the renewal is a routine, administrative action. Commissioners asked no substantive questions and the item concluded as a short, informational matter.
Next steps: staff indicated the agreement is a renewal of an existing arrangement and did not describe any policy changes or new data uses during the meeting.
