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Insurance carrier · Plan year 2024 · Form 5500 Schedule A

Presbyterian Insurance Inc.

Presbyterian Insurance Inc. appeared on 6 contracts at 6 employer health plans in plan year 2024 filings, with $0 in earned premium, ranking #985 of 1,452 carriers. Its medical contracts covered 16,429 people.

Premium
$0
$0 medical
Employers
6
6 contracts
People covered
16,429
medical contracts, year end
Broker pay
n/a
$203,187 · U.S. median 3.8%

Coverage lines on its contracts: health (6), PPO (4), prescription drug (1).

Where it writes the most

Medical premium by employer state.

Largest clients

Employer plans reporting the most premium with this carrier.

EmployerPremiumParticipants
US Foods, Inc. · Illinois$026,527
Santa Clara Development Corporation · New Mexico$0283
Modrall, Sperling, Roehl, Harris & Sisk, P.A. · New Mexico$0113
El Centro Family Health · New Mexico$0220
Del Norte Credit Union · New Mexico$0351
Amfabsteel, Inc. · New Mexico$0155

Filed under 2 spellings, including Presbyterian Insurance Inc.; Presbyterian Insurance Inc; this page adds them together.

Source: DOL Form 5500 Schedule A, plan year 2024; built October 24, 2026. One insurer's filed spellings (for example "Blue Cross Blue Shield", "BlueCross BlueShield" and "Blue Cross and Blue Shield" of the same state) are grouped on one page; different state plans stay separate.

How many employer health plans does Presbyterian Insurance Inc. insure?

Presbyterian Insurance Inc. was named on 6 insurance contracts at 6 employers with 100 or more participants in plan year 2024 filings, with $0 in earned premium and 16,429 people covered on medical contracts.

How much do brokers earn on Presbyterian Insurance Inc. contracts?

Broker compensation on Presbyterian Insurance Inc. contracts was not reported in a way that allows a rate to be computed.

Where is Presbyterian Insurance Inc. strongest?

By medical premium, its largest states are Illinois, New Mexico.

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