California has $44.6B in premium across 39.6K employers and 33.6M participants.
The average participant in California has a high premium as benchmarked against the national average, paying roughly $1.3K per participant across all coverages (74% above the average).
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| Employer | Premium | Participants |
|---|---|---|
$4.9B11% | 2.1M6% | |
$1.7B4% | 1.8M6% | |
$410.4M<1% | 1.5M4% | |
$485.6M1% | 345.8K1% | |
$314.9M<1% | 849.6K3% | |
$429M<1% | 273.5K<1% | |
$288.8M<1% | 398.7K1% | |
$295.8M<1% | 349.4K1% | |
$261.9M<1% | 752.5K2% | |
$176.1M<1% | 384.6K1% | |
$203.4M<1% | 213.8K<1% | |
$184.5M<1% | 233K<1% | |
$282.2M<1% | 128.1K<1% | |
$192.4M<1% | 203.4K<1% | |
$358.2M<1% | 107.5K<1% | |
$322.5M<1% | 108.4K<1% | |
$149.1M<1% | 275.8K<1% | |
$231.4M<1% | 123.3K<1% | |
$168.6M<1% | 212.7K<1% | |
$150.2M<1% | 181K<1% |
| Carrier | Plans | Premium | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|
6K15% | $16.4B37% | 2.4M7% | |
2.4K6% | $1.4B3% | 5.1M15% | |
2.3K6% | $6.7B15% | 1.1M3% | |
1.9K5% | $2.7B6% | 1.7M5% | |
1.9K5% | $3.6B8% | 1.2M4% | |
1.8K5% | $620.2M1% | 1.7M5% | |
9612% | $1.1B2% | 1.9M6% | |
1.4K3% | $2.7B6% | 768.9K2% | |
1.2K3% | $1.7B4% | 876.8K3% | |
1.5K4% | $533M1% | 1.6M5% |
| Broker | Plans | Premium | Compensation | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1.6K4% | $2.7B10% | $68.3M6% | 3.6M15% | |
2.6K6% | $1.7B6% | $80.2M7% | 979.7K4% | |
2.1K5% | $1.6B6% | $59.3M5% | 1M4% | |
2.1K5% | $1.6B6% | $63.5M5% | 1.4M6% | |
1.8K4% | $1.5B5% | $80.6M7% | 584.6K2% | |
1.3K3% | $1.6B6% | $58.2M5% | 1.4M6% | |
1.1K3% | $1.9B7% | $48.8M4% | 2.5M10% | |
1.9K5% | $1.1B4% | $51M4% | 1M4% | |
1.5K4% | $1B4% | $38.3M3% | 888.7K4% | |
1.5K4% | $761.2M3% | $31.4M3% | 444.6K2% |