ALPHA Fund and BETA Healthcare Group Boards Approve Merger
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“As we look at the changing landscape of healthcare, the consolidation of providers and insurers, and the struggles facing local community and rural hospitals and clinics, ALPHA and BETARMA believe they are stronger together serving the insurance and risk management needs of the healthcare industry,” said
Significant Advantages are to be Gained by this Merger.
With a broader membership base, the consolidated organization will be better positioned to serve its members despite the mergers and consolidations occurring in the healthcare industry that are shrinking the pool of prospective members. Members’ premiums will support overhead for one consolidated organization instead of two, avoiding duplicate expense while providing valuable economies of scale. One consolidated organization with multiple lines of coverage and products, combined with a commitment to adequate rates and reserves will reduce the risk to cyclical market conditions.
“The proposed merger is a win-win for both organizations, their members and employees. Our two organizations have similar organizational structures and philosophies, as well as common members and brokers. By combining the two organizations, we are strengthening our position in the market and giving our members the ability to place their liability and workers’ compensation risks with one organization,” said
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