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Stop Loss Insurance Administration Services

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This subcontract for Stop Loss Insurance Administration Services supports the Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center by providing underwriting, administration, and financial management for a Stop Loss insurance program tailored for prime contractors on healthcare projects. The selected provider will be responsible for analyzing census data for risk pricing, processing high-cost claims for reimbursement, and delivering comprehensive program reporting. To execute these duties, the contractor must utilize specialized insurance underwriting software and actuarial modeling tools. Compliance and licensing are critical requirements for this engagement. The provider must maintain valid Oklahoma insurance licenses and ensure full HIPAA compliance, which includes the execution of a signed Business Associate Agreement. The primary objective of the contract is the delivery of a fully managed Stop Loss program under NAICS code 524298.

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Stop Loss - Healthcare & Medical

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AgencyOklahoma University Health Sciences Center
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Performs underwriting, administration, and financial management of a Stop Loss insurance program for prime contractors on Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) healthcare projects. Analyzes census data for risk pricing, processes high-cost claims for reimbursement, and provides program reporting. Requires insurance underwriting software and actuarial modeling tools. Must be HIPAA compliant with a signed BAA and hold Oklahoma insurance licenses. Delivers a managed Stop Loss program.

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