After a merger of two behavioral health companies, the resulting organization faced necessary process and procedure revisions. In just one month, Jacobson’s expert quickly analyzed the current claims policies and procedures and developed new versions to adhere to industry standards.
A mutual insurance holding company required guidance in developing, pricing and releasing a new product. Jacobson identified an actuarial expert with experience and knowledge catered to these specific products.
Jacobson’s client was in need of an expert to negotiate contract terms for the recruitment of providers in existing markets and to identify provider targets for network builds in new markets.
Jacobson provided a team of professionals to evaluate and negotiate health beneficiary program contracts to a health benefits company in need of experienced network contracting personnel.
This insurer required an experienced personal lines actuary to support rate reviews and competitive analyses. Jacobson delivered an actuarial analyst with more than 10 years of industry experience. The client was so impressed that they ultimately converted our consultant to a full-time, permanent employee.
Amid a small-market group plan launch, a health plan realized they were in need of an interim compliance specialist.
When a health plan was understaffed, they turned to Jacobson to find an expert who could handle the reserving functionalities. We quickly placed an expert who provided creative solutions for the organization’s operations and needs.
This mutual holding company needed an expert who could reduce a large workload in a short period of time. Jacobson provided a consultant who was able to quickly make an impact.
In a small market, this individual life carrier was finding it difficult to recruit experts with the functional expertise they needed. Jacobson provided the right life claims consultant.
To comply with the implementation of Solvency II, a European Union insurance legislation, this UK company needed an expert with ReMetrica modeling skills, actuarial expertise, and property and casualty product line knowledge.
This carrier’s underwriting department lacked formal, standardized guidelines and processes, resulting in inconsistent underwriting.
A commercial lines insurer was consolidating four branch offices into one while undergoing an 18-month system conversion. This company turned to Jacobson to deliver highly experienced commercial lines underwriters.