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account management, insurance producer
Nobody hands a new account manager a manual to run a book of business. So I made one.
Watch the video at my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/5Dc7QF_XFK4?si=5-1vMIM7Pp_qGF1J If you're new to group healthcare account management, you already know the feeling. Renewals, claims meetings, open enrollment, service issues, relationship bui...
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Stop the 90-Day Scramble — Why Your Renewal Planning Should Start in January
If your renewal season feels like a fire drill every year, the problem isn't your carrier. It's your timeline. The 90-day trap — Most teams start thinking about renewal 90 days out. By then, your negotiating leverage is already gone. The 1...
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Fully Insured vs. Self-Funded — Which One Is Actually Saving You Money?
Your healthcare plan isn't just a benefit. It's one of your biggest financial decisions of the year. The two paths — Plain-language definition of each: Fully Insured (carrier takes the risk, you pay fixed premiums) vs. Self-Funded (you tak...
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Picking a carrier on price alone is how companies end up re-doing this process next year.
What RFP actually stands for and why it matters — Request for Proposal: a structured way to make carriers compete for your business on more than just rate.The 10 categories that actually predict a good carrier relationship — network access, complianc...
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Your Group Medical and Dental Renewal Shouldn't Start in October
Most companies treat renewal like a fire drill. Scrambling in the fall for decisions that should have been made in January. The GRAT Executive Renewal Calendar gives you a month-by-month accountability plan — January through December — for both full...
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Open Enrollment Chaos Is Optional
Missed deadlines. Confused employees. Last-minute system errors. Sound familiar? Most HR teams hit open enrollment without a real plan. The GRAT Open Enrollment Checklist walks you through every step, so nothing gets missed and your employees enroll...
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