Equavis Health helps payers, providers, and investors improve margins, manage risk, and resolve disputes, bringing the analytical rigor of a chief actuary to every engagement, whether as an advisor or through our product lines.
“Every hard decision in healthcare is an economics problem underneath. We give organizations the actuarial clarity to make those decisions well.”
Equavis Health
Because we advise payers, providers, and investors alike, we understand how a healthcare economics problem looks from every angle.
Senior actuarial capacity: from interim chief-actuary leadership to the pricing, reserving, and risk work that keeps a plan solvent and competitive.
Improve margins and get paid fairly. Model the economics, negotiate payor contracts, and recover out-of-network revenue through federal IDR.
An actuarial read on healthcare assets: validate reserves, stress-test assumptions, and quantify the economics behind an investment thesis.
Chief-actuary-level leadership on an interim basis, guiding the best practices, controls, and analytics of your actuarial department.
Engagements that increase revenue and reduce cost for healthcare organizations, grounded in actuarial analysis rather than guesswork.
Senior, chief-actuary-level expertise you can engage interim or by project, without the cost of a permanent hire.
Our team holds FSA, ASA, and MAAA credentials, with careers spent in health-plan pricing, reserving, and provider economics. You get the same standard that governs the industry we advise.
We connect actuarial analysis to real financial outcomes (revenue up, cost down, risk understood), not reports that sit on a shelf. Every engagement ends in a decision you can act on.
Engage chief-actuary-level expertise on an interim or project basis, without the cost and commitment of a permanent executive hire. Scale the seniority up or down as the work requires.
Because we advise payers, providers, and investors, we understand how each views the same economics problem, and we bring that full-market perspective to your engagement.
Credentialed by the Society of Actuaries and the American Academy of Actuaries: the same standard that governs the industry we advise.
A dispute qualifies for federal Independent Dispute Resolution only if it meets all eight statutory criteria. Here is the complete checklist, the timelines, and what most often blocks eligibility.
Read the guide →Federal IDR isn't the first move. The No Surprises Act requires a 30-business-day open negotiation period first, and getting its dates wrong is one of the easiest ways to have a dispute blocked at the portal.
After an IDR determination, you generally can't re-file against the same plan for the same item or service for 90 days. Here's what the cooling-off period covers, what it doesn't, and how to plan around it.
Whatever the economics problem (pricing, reserves, contracts, or disputes), we’ll tell you where the opportunity is. No cost, no obligation.