Summary
To
mitigate exposure to unusually high claims, employers will often
purchase stop-loss coverage. An employer without the resources to cover
unusually high
claims could face financial distress or
even insolvency, putting employees’ access to paid claims at risk.
Stop-loss coverage limits an employer’s
liability for high-cost claims by
requiring the insurer to cover expenses set above a certain threshold.
This Fast Fact examines
the differences in stop-loss coverage by
firm size.

