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Self-Funded Plan Cost Analysis

What could risk-adjusted outcomes data + multi-opinion infrastructure save your plan?

Submit your plan basics. We'll build a customized savings model — $500-$1,000 per employee per year is typical. SurgiQuality uses two-component pricing (platform fee + per-case admin fee); platform fee is waived for qualifying employers under shared savings. One email back from Sanjay Prasad with the numbers and an optional scoping call. No commitment.

What you'll receive

  • Year-1 savings estimate — modeled against your plan's covered lives and surgical-spend baseline
  • Year-3 savings projection — assuming standard member adoption curve
  • Recommended pilot framework — typically 6-month limited deployment with measurement against control
  • Methodology white paper — 25-page PDF documenting the risk-adjustment framework
  • Optional 20-minute scoping call with Sanjay Prasad, MD FACS — founder, retired surgeon

How the savings work

  • Risk-adjusted outcomes data — members see surgeon-level quality data validated against the surgeon's own EMR (where available)
  • Multi-opinion infrastructure — second and third opinions accessible through the platform before scheduling surgery
  • Cross-specialty consultation — non-surgical specialty input on procedures where alternatives exist
  • Plan-level reporting — quarterly aggregate utilization, savings, and outcome metrics
  • Member-driven choice — patient-initiated, not platform-directed

Get the cost analysis

Twelve fields, four required. Sanjay will respond directly within one business day.

  • Our pitch is structured for self-funded plans. Fully-insured plans aren't the right fit.
  • For a single employer, the plan's enrolled employees + dependents. For brokers / TPAs, the aggregate across self-funded clients.
  • Plan demographics (e.g., 'TX, OK, AR' or 'national, concentrated DFW + NJ-NY metro').
  • Who administers the plan today (e.g., Aetna ASO, Cigna Indemnity, BCBS, Meritain, etc.)? Helps us understand integration needs.
  • A one-line description helps us tailor the response. Examples: 'cost trend pressure ahead of 2027 renewal,' 'evaluating new vendors for QBR conversation,' 'CFO asked for measurable ROI on benefits investments.' Do not include identifying information about specific employers or members.

Want the methodology document first, before sharing your plan numbers? Request the white paper at surgiquality.com/legal/methodology. Or email [email protected] for a no-data-shared scoping conversation.

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