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ISOLVED INC

ISOLVED INC appears on 3 employer benefit contracts in public Form 5500 Schedule A filings.

Book profile

ISOLVED INC writes 3 insured contracts for 3 employers, across 3 states, led by AL, OH, SC.

The book is entirely health coverage.

ALLIANCE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES is the broker of record on the most contracts (1, about 33%); ISOLVED INC follow.

Renewals concentrate on January 1: 100% of the dated welfare contracts have policy years ending in December, so most of the book comes up for review at once.

Brokers of record

Offices that file under one name are added up on one row. The name links to the office with the most contracts on this carrier.

BrokerContracts
  • ALLIANCE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES1
  • ISOLVED INC1
Contracts by employer state

Counted by each employer's own state. Largest first.

StateContracts
Lines of coverage

Contracts by line.

health 1

Renewals by month

Welfare contracts, counted by their typical renewal date (the 1st after the policy year ends). Annuity and GIC funding contracts have no renewal.

  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D

Employers with plans through ISOLVED INC

EmployerLocationBrokerRenews
COMPORIUM, INC.ROCK HILL, SCISOLVED INCJan 1FY2024
SEOYON E-HWA MANUFACTURING AUBURN, INC.DADEVILLE, ALALLIANCE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICESJan 1FY2025
WILSON ENTERPRISES, INC.COLUMBUS, OH—Jan 1FY2023

Sourced from U.S. DOL EFAST2 Form 5500 · Schedule A · each row is that employer’s most recent filing, largest premium first (plan years 2023–2025 on this page)

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