RFP CDR083126 UConn Claims Experience 2022-26 prt.pdf

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Student Health Insurance Plan
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CDR083126
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Connecticut

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This document is a Request for Proposals (RFP) from the University of Connecticut for a Student Health Insurance Plan provider to serve the institution's student population for the 2027-28 academic year through 2030-31 academic year. The RFP seeks qualified insurance providers capable of delivering comprehensive health coverage to UConn students, including medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health services. The proposal must address plan design, network adequacy, claims processing capabilities, and customer service infrastructure. Interested proposers are required to submit detailed responses outlining their qualifications, experience with student populations, proposed plan options, and pricing structures. The document references claims experience data from 2022-26 to provide historical context for proposal evaluation and planning purposes.

The University of Connecticut will evaluate proposals based on factors including provider experience with university student populations, financial stability, network breadth, claims processing efficiency, and competitive pricing. The incumbent provider's historical claims data from the 2022-26 period serves as a benchmark for assessing proposal adequacy and cost competitiveness. Selected proposers must demonstrate capability to manage the specific health care needs and utilization patterns of the student body while maintaining service quality and administrative efficiency. The contract term spans four academic years with potential for renewal, allowing the university to establish a stable long-term relationship with a qualified health insurance partner.

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