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Your Fiduciary Responsibilities

As a self-funded plan fiduciary, you are legally bound to act solely in the best interest of plan participants -prudently, loyally, and with full accountability.

Loyalty

Act solely in the 'best interest of plan participants and beneficiaries, prioritizing their rights above all else

Prudence

Make decisions with care, skill, prudence, and diligence, ensuring expenditures reflect reasonable value

Follow Plan Document

Adhere to the plan's terms; ensure all operations and payments comply with its provisions

Protect Plan Assets & Data

Implement safeguards for payments and sensitive data; ensure privacy and security compliance

Monitor Providers

Independently monitor Networks, TPAs, PBMs, and other vendors for errors, violations, and compliance

Ensure Fee Reasonableness

Confirm that all plan fees are fair and reasonable; uncover hidden charges

Avoid Conflicts of Interest

Ensure conflict-free decision-making across all parties by engaging independent oversight

Diversified Investments

ClaimInformatics doesn’t manage investments, but fiduciaries must mitigate losses through diversification.

Why You Need Claims Data to Fulfill
Your Fiduciary Duties

Monitor vendors for payment errors,

hidden fees, and compliance failures

Identify financial leakage and waste

Enforce plan terms and contracted rates

Create a defensible audit trail

Fiduciary Climber

The Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) and ERISA require fiduciaries to demand and use data to protect plan assets.

The Cost of Not Demanding Your Claims Data

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Personal fiduciary liability

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Regulatory penalties

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Undetected overpayment add hidden costs

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