Roundstone Holds First Medical Captive Forum for Customers
A Medical Captive Insurance Forum held for self-insured customers.
- (1888PressRelease) September 02, 2015 - WESTLAKE, Ohio - Roundstone Management, Ltd. held its first Medical Captive Forum on August 26 and 27. Over sixty of Roundstone's customers and brokers attended an educational conference focused on managing health care costs. Presenters of the forum spoke on topics such as captive industry trends, building a company culture of wellness, trends in plan design, optimizing the pharmacy spend and navigating ERISA and HIPAA in a captive program.
The forum provided a networking opportunity for Roundstone captive participants responsible for managing their employee benefits programs. It was also an opportunity to learn valuable cost-cutting strategies, including where to focus thier energy when reducing their healthcare spend. Vincent Hvizda, president and chief executive officer of Admiral Products, Inc., felt the forum was very beneficial to his business. "I thought the forum was very well done. The speakers were very informative. I've attended many of these events and this was one of the better ones."
The forum was sponsored by Bravo Wellness, LDI Integrated Pharmacy Services, Guidling Life, HealthSCOPE Benefits and Meritain Health. Christy Vago, senior vice president of client relations at Meritain Health, added "The forum was a fabulous kickoff and set the bar for future Roundstone events - from the fun activities, to the solid content and great industry partners. It can be hard to make the content worthwhile for attendees, but Roundstone achieved this very well."
Mike Schroeder, Roundstone's president, added "This conference is just the beginning. We look forward to providing more educational opportunities to our captive customers in the future."
Roundstone Management, Ltd. ("Roundstone") based in Westlake, Ohio is an insurance organization offering an expertise in the captive marketplace coupled with turnkey insurance management services.
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