Evolution Risk Partners LLC published research showing that claim frequency above $200,000 increased nearly 20% from 2024 to 2025.
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Employers are raising their specific deductibles and still getting hit with substantial stop-loss increases. That is not supposed to be how the math works. But the claim…
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Evolution Risk Partners LLC
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- Industry
- Insurance
- Location
- Evanston, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Evolution Risk Partners LLC
As a leading Managing General Underwriter, Evolution Risk Partners (ERP) redefines partnership through a shared vision of success with employers and brokers. We provide your organization with customizable and innovative medical stop-loss solutions to ensure the financial stability of your self-funded medical program. Visit us at www.evolutionrisk.com
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Evolution Risk Partners LLC published research showing that Sun Life reported that million-dollar-plus claims have increased 46% since 2022.
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Evolution Risk Partners LLC analyst Kristine (Lange) Grahl notes that Lockton is indicating 2027 stop-loss renewals could reach 30% under the deductible.
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