AMPS Reports Record Growth In 2019

Self-insured plans now cover 94 million of the 156 million employees—over 60%--who get their health coverage through their employer.
"Almost 100 million employees covered through self-insured plans not only represents a staggeringly large market for healthcare cost containment, it is an extraordinary opportunity for America to meaningfully reduce our national healthcare bill. That's why AMPS has spent the past year accomplishing big things to service the self-insured market for cost-containment," said Fallbacher.
He added, "The list of accomplishments includes doubling our headcount, expanding our footprint with a second office in
Over
As one of the earliest companies to offer medical bill review and reference-based pricing, AMPS recently passed a major milestone in its 15 years in business. The company has now reviewed over
This intensive work, led by some of the industry's most experienced cost containment experts and a staff of 25 board-certified, practicing physicians, is the foundation of the company's newly launched All In One solution suite, which includes:
- "Fair for All" pricing for the employer and provider, utilizing AMPS proprietary technology and pricing data to calculate prices both pre-care and post-care.
- Member advocacy and education that, unlike conventional health insurance plans, results in less than 5% of members ever having a billing issue.
- Care navigation that guides members to quality care offered by a large panel of providers that appreciate fair and reliable pricing.
- Plan performance insights and visibility through on-demand data and dashboards
"We've designed our All In One solution suite to give self-insured employers flexibility in how they add cost containment to their health Plans. Some employers, for example, may want to only focus on repricing claims for procedures that have already taken place, especially high dollar hospital claims. Other employers want to have prices negotiated prior to care, while still other employers want both pre-care and post-care pricing to get the full benefits of cost-containment. We can meet the employer wherever they're at," Fallbacher said.
He added, "No matter which approach employers choose, they will benefit from the local and national provider relationships AMPS has built. We see very little 'push back' on AMPS price negotiations, which is attributed to the company's years of expertise and medical bill reviews by our own staff of physicians."
New Customers Drive Capacity Expansion
AMPS saw significant growth in its large customer portfolio this year, including customers with upwards of 150,000 members. The growth from small to midsize to large customers reflects broad embrace by employers and health systems in the AMPS "fair for all" pricing methodology.
To accommodate this growth, AMPS has opened a second office in
Key Acquisition of
AMPS also recently completed its acquisition of Inventavis, a leading strategic consulting company founded by industry luminary
Vice Chairman and Founder
AMPS is exhibiting the All In One solution suite at the 39th Annual
About AMPS
Advanced Medical Pricing Solutions (AMPS) provides market leading healthcare cost containment services for self-funded employers, public entities, brokers, TPAs, and reinsurers. AMPS mission is to help clients attain their goals of reducing healthcare costs while keeping members satisfied with quality healthcare benefits. AMPS leverages 15 years of experience in auditing and pricing medical claims to deliver "fair for all" pricing both pre-care and post-care. AMPS offers innovative dashboards and analytics to provide clients with insights based on Plan performance. Learn more at www.advancedpricing.com.
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