FAIR Plan Alliance
The shared services mission of the FAIR Plan Cost Sharing Alliance is to provide high quality services for FAIR Plans at the lowest possible cost. Removing duplications in costs associated with various components of FAIR Plan insurance operations.
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Shared Vendor Solutions
& Auditing
Administrative Systems
Imaging
Human Resource Support
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Services
Resource Bureau
Notifications
Print Services
Software
Rules and Loss Costs
Scoring
Data
Adjustment Services
Our Mission
Acting as a service provider for various FAIR Plans, we will strive to reduce operating expenses by combining services for Plans where size and activity level may require the improved efficiencies achieved by centralized operations. We will deliver cost-effective quality services of optimum value to each Plan, while ensuring that the costs of the consolidated services and operations are as low as possible. We will continue to streamline and monitor the consolidated services we provide to FAIR Plans.
We will continuously evaluate our services to ensure we meet the needs of our insureds and the standards of our individual boards, member companies and Departments of Insurance. We understand that each FAIR Plan is ultimately responsible for their own operations and as a result will provide the appropriate oversight and guidance to all centralized operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services can the Alliance provide?
The Alliance offers claims handling, accounting, underwriting, auditing, and payroll services. Our team includes licensed claims staff and CPAs with expertise in statutory accounting and FAIR Plan underwriting. We also perform claims and underwriting audits, and provide payroll services, working with vendors like ADP and Paycor. Our employees are cross-trained for efficiency and hold industry designations such as CPCU, AIC, and AINS.
How does a Plan join the Alliance?
A FAIR Plan can reach out to the Alliance at alliance@fairplanalliance.com to start the process. An NDA is typically signed to allow open communication. If a Plan decides to proceed, a Master Services Agreement and Statement of Work are provided, outlining the terms and services. These documents are standardized and have been vetted by legal and industry experts across multiple states.
Who are the Board Members?
The board consists of representatives from national trade associations, three insurer trade organizations, one licensed insurance agent, and another member who meets these criteria. Current members include representatives from State Farm, Allstate, Nationwide, Farm Bureau, and an independent insurance agent.
Who is the Alliance Leadership?
The Alliance is led by President Mark Hillis, Senior Vice President Melissa Chlon, and Vice President of Operations Erin Lux. Illinois Plan President Joe Hathaway is a founding member.
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