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Committee hears plan for SisCo dependent‑eligibility audit of Price County health plan
Summary
Staff told the committee Price County is self‑insured and uses Cottingham and Butler as its broker; SisCo, a vendor to the broker, conducts dependent‑eligibility audits every three to five years to verify spouses and dependents are eligible under the county health plan.
Price County staff briefed the Administration Committee on the county’s dependent‑eligibility audit for its self‑insured health plan on June 9. Minutes state Price County is self‑insured and participates in the Price County Health Insurance Plan; Cottingham and Butler serves as the county’s insurance broker and SisCo is the vendor that performs eligibility audits.
The minutes describe SisCo's audits as occurring every three to five years to ensure that spouses and dependents receiving benefits are eligible under the plan. No funding amounts, findings, or a current audit date were provided in the minutes; the description was informational and the item was recorded for committee awareness.
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