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CEBCO report: Fulton County medical loss ratio 89.9%; avoidable ER visits down 27%
Summary
Melissa Bodey of CEBCO presented the first-quarter 2026 claims review for Fulton County, reporting a Fulton County medical loss ratio of 89.9%, dental 100.6%, vision 107.8%, 7,162 prescriptions filled and a 27% decrease in avoidable ER visits compared with the prior period.
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Melissa Bodey of CEBCO delivered a first-quarter 2026 benefits-and-claims update to the Fulton County commissioners on June 9.
Bodey reported that Fulton County, with an average of 260 employees, showed a medical loss ratio of 89.9% (CEBCO overall 104.9%), a dental loss ratio of 100.6% (CEBCO overall 95.1%) and a vision loss ratio of 107.8% (CEBCO overall 74.2%). She also said Fulton County had 7,162 prescriptions filled during the period; 86.7% were generics and 78.8% were filled at retail locations. Bodey noted a 27% decrease in avoidable emergency-room visits from the prior period. The board thanked her for the update.
Bodey listed top providers and top medications used by county employees; the transcript includes providers such as Toledo Hospital and Parkview Regional, and drugs including Ozempic, Mounjaro and Jardiance.
