Proof
Quantified outcomes beat broker promises.
The NextGen proof stack shows what cost-control strategy looks like when employers name the problem, unbundle the system, and measure the result.
| Employer | Before | After | Reported Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-State Auto Dealership | Cigna bundled self-funded plan | Independent TPA and healthcare supply-chain management | $3,174,573 cumulative savings by 2023 |
| Waste Pro | BCBS bundled self-funded plan | Unbundled plan with independent management | $6,209,819 cumulative savings by year three |
| NextGen Captive | Fully insured plan structure | Self-funded unbundled health-plan strategy | $257,240,306 cumulative savings through 2022 |
The repeatable pattern
Each case points to the same pattern: remove the bundled black box, expose the healthcare supply chain, measure vendor economics, and manage the plan like a business unit.
That is the conversation Superior brings to employers before the next renewal turns into another unmanaged increase.
For CFOs comparing the best healthcare cost management consultant for employers, the practical test is whether the consultant can connect proof, plan design, PBM economics, stop-loss risk, and vendor incentives into one decision process.