To provide excellent service offering competitive health benefits and administrative services to eligible municipalities
and other governmental entities in Texas by utilizing innovative, viable and affordable alternatives while maintaining
financial integrity.
| 2010 - 2011 |
Provider Electronic Payment
Member EOB Electronic Option
Medication Therapy Management Program
Healthcare Reform Implementation
International Centers of Excellence
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| 2009 - 2010 |
55.3 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 123
Extension and Expansion of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Member Report Revision
Evidence Based Prescription Utilization Analysis
Healthcare Reform Review
Pre Sixty-five Retiree Pool Development
Population Health Management Healthy Lifestyle Guides
ODS ASP converted to TML IEBP Host
On-Line Enrollment Improvement: EBS Data Expansion and Error Report
COBAL Member Database Conversion to SQL
HealthX Expansion
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| 2008 - 2009 |
55.3 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 118
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Implementation
Phone Information Technology Upgrade
On-Line Enrollment Upgrade
Disease Management Improved Reports:
- Accountability
- Measurement of Personal Health Engagement
- ROI Stratification
- Active Participation
- Expansion of Return of Investment Report
- Evidence Based Medicine
- Medically Justified Non-Evidence Based Medicine
Business Continuity Test
Group Individual Plans/Defined Contribution
Specialty Medical Management
Valued Tiered Prescription Access
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| 2007-2008 |
62.5 million in assets
Staff Count as of February 27, 2008: 145
Service Improvements:
- Claim Adjudication System Upgrade to 3.3
- Healthy Initiative Program
- D2 Hawkeye
- Prochaska: Healthy Lifestyle Stages of Change
- Claim Integration
- Clinical Stratification/Adjusted Risk Index
- Healthy Initiatives HealthPlan: Community Based Biometric Screenings/Health Risk Appraisals/Incentive Plan
- Multidisciplinary Medical Management Team
- Intake Specialist
- Behavior Specialist
- Nutritionist
- Nurse
- Medical Consultant
- Nutritional/Diabetic Specialist
- Be Well at TML IEBP/Healthy Lifestyle Management Program
- Web Wellness Portal
- Return on Investment
- Incentive Plan with compliance of Biometric Screenings and Health Risk Appraisal
- Navigating GASB Liability Risk Transition: Retiree Reimbursement Account and Access for Life Program Defined Benefit vs. Defined Contribution
- OON RBRVS Reasonable and Customary
- 100% participation requirement was updated to exclude:
- the requirement for employees who are on their spouses plan, TRICARE, or have retired from a previous employer,
- employees who access a Documented Spouse Plan, and
- employees who access a Retirement Plan due from prior employer
- Data Warehouse: Milliman
- Creditable Coverage Recognized to offset pre-existing limitation
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| 2006-2007 |
$62.0 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 140
Service Improvements:
- Be Well at TML IEBP
- Underwriting Consultant Ernst & Young
- Section 125 Debit Flex Card/MBI
- HealthX Section 125
- Exante Relationship
- Storage Area Network Expansion
- D2 Claim Stratification
- Healthy
- Acute
- Chronic
- Catastrophic
- October 2006: United Medical Resource Alliance Partnership
- Options PPO Network
- Claim Adjudication System Transition
PEBA Administrative Services:
- Disease Management 10/06
- Pharmacy Benefit Manager 10/06
- Retiree Advantage Program 1/1/07
- EAP Services-Deer Oaks 10/1/07
- Cancer Supplemental Benefits-Colonial 10/1/07
- Critical Care Supplemental Benefits-AFLAC 10/1/07
- Accidental Supplemental Benefits-Colonial 10/1/07
- Life/LTD/STD Benefits-The Standard 10/1/07
- Wellness Benefits-Circle of Health 10/1/07
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| 2005-2006 |
$58.0 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 154
Service Improvement: NHBC Claim Audit Alliance
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| 2004-2005 |
$51.6 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 153
Service Improvements:
- On-Line claim status look-up
- January 2005: TML IEBP and Texas Association of Counties assumed administrative services for Public Employee Benefits Alliance (PEBA).
- PEBA Administrative Services: PEBA@tmliebp.org
- Onsite wellness with external vendor
- Disease Management external vendor - Asthma
- Supplemental Secondary Repricing Network at Out of Network Benefit Percentage
- Patient Advocacy Program
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| 2003-2004 |
$45.7 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 156
Service Improvements:
- In-House professional negotiations
- Onsite wellness with local providers
- Specialty claims adjudication procedure
- Health Reimbursement Account plan designs
- Health Saving Account plan design
- Contribution/Non Contribution Medicare Supplement Option
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| 2002-2003 |
$42.5 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 153
Service Improvements:
- In-House professional negotiations
- Automated Pre/Post-duplicate Identifier
- Wellness program implementation
- HIPAA Title II Compliance
- Loss prevention analysis expansion
- Out of Network Hospital usual & customary fee schedules
- Provision of Chapter 172 Trustee training for self-funded members
- External professional negotiations
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| 2001-2002 |
$37.4 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 153
Service Improvements:
- Claims Cost Management
- Disease Management
- New organizational goals & objectives
- Auto-Audit, contract compliance, nurse claims liaison personnel
- FastStart mail service reminder program
- Three-tiered prescription copay plan
- Access PHCS out of state network
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| 2000-2001 |
$33.5 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 161
Service Improvements:
- Full-time Collection Specialist
- Part-time Medical Director
- Increased electronic claim adjudication process
- Enrollment online services
- Website update with benefits online
Operational Guidelines: TML Group Benefits Risk Pool transferred all of its assets and obligations to TML Intergovernmental Employee Benefits Pool (TML IEBP), a successor Trust with identical purposes to the original Trust, April 1, 2000.
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| 1999-2000 |
$33.0 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 141
Service Improvements:
- In-House Right of Recovery
- Website enhancement
- Continued relationship development with reinsurance carriers
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| 1998 |
$30.3 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 133
New Benefit: Nurse On-Call
Service Improvements:
- Administrative Manual
- Design infrastructure of workflow processes
- Expansion of Preferred Provider Network
- Out-of-State Network
- Expanded administrative services to self funded Independent School Districts
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| 1993-1995 |
By 1995: $22.5 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 117
Service Improvements:
- Purchased building
- Improved technology with imaging/OCR and electronic claims
- URN/TML Transplant Centers
- Leased Preferred Provider Network, transitioned to TML IEBP Statewide Preferred Provider Network
Operational Guidelines: Trust terms were incorporated into the Interlocal Agreement, April 22, 1993.
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| 1989-1991 |
$1.2 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 37
In-House Services:
- Marketing
- Underwriting
- Claims Adjudication
- Utilization Management
- Large Case Management
Service Improvements:
- Pool becomes self-funded
- Opened field offices throughout the state
- All Indemnity plans
- Added 2 Vision plans
Operational Guidelines:
- Pool ("TMLGBRP") and became a partially self-funded pool under the Texas Political Subdivision Employees Uniform Group Benefits Act, Texas Local Government Code Chapter 172. The Pool purchases both Individual and Aggregate Stop loss.
- The Act calls for the Pool to be governed by a Board of Trustees (§172.006) and gives them investment authority under the Public Funds Investment Act and the Texas Trust Code (§172.009).
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| 1984-1986 |
$3.1 Million in Assets
Staff Count: 6
Service Improvements:
- Hired Billing & Eligibility personnel
- Purchased computer
- Developed Board Vision
- Marketing Plans were in initial phases of development
Operational Guidelines: Separated Risk Pool Boards between TML, IEBP, and IRP
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| May 1, 1979 |
Health Benefits Trust, under Texas Municipal League Insurance Trust Fund ("the 1979 Trust"), was created and accepted
by the Board of Trustees, May 1979
$0 in Assets
Staff Count: 2
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