Kansas has $1.3B in premium across 3K employers and 1.6M participants.
The average participant in Kansas has a roughly average premium as benchmarked against the national average, paying roughly $774 per participant across all coverages (1% the average).
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| Employer | Premium | Participants |
|---|---|---|
$16.3M1% | 107.1K7% | |
$87.3M7% | 32.9K2% | |
$15.2M1% | 38.8K2% | |
$12.4M<1% | 197.3K12% | |
$22.5M2% | 13.8K<1% | |
$15.1M1% | 13.9K<1% | |
$10.1M<1% | 63.8K4% | |
$9.8M<1% | 37.1K2% | |
$17.1M1% | 8.2K<1% | |
$10.1M<1% | 20.3K1% | |
$18M1% | 6.6K<1% | |
$7.4M<1% | 23K1% | |
$8.6M<1% | 14.8K<1% | |
$15.4M1% | 6.4K<1% | |
$14.7M1% | 6.6K<1% | |
$10.4M<1% | 7.2K<1% | |
$13.8M1% | 6.2K<1% | |
$6.1M<1% | 11.5K<1% | |
$4.6M<1% | 22.2K1% | |
$10.4M<1% | 6K<1% |
| Carrier | Plans | Premium | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|
30010% | $675.3M54% | 154.2K10% | |
31510% | $39.4M3% | 65.7K4% | |
1405% | $32.9M3% | 111.9K7% | |
2649% | $23.8M2% | 66.1K4% | |
1124% | $26M2% | 89.6K6% | |
943% | $27M2% | 71K4% | |
1164% | $20M2% | 102.5K6% | |
562% | $68.1M5% | 40.4K2% | |
1174% | $16.1M1% | 69.2K4% | |
913% | $24.4M2% | 41.6K3% |
| Broker | Plans | Premium | Compensation | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
37714% | $212.9M20% | $9.6M18% | 252.3K17% | |
2298% | $88.1M8% | $3.5M7% | 351.1K23% | |
1676% | $77.7M7% | $4.5M9% | 48.3K3% | |
1726% | $54.4M5% | $3.9M7% | 78.7K5% | |
2338% | $59.4M6% | $2.9M6% | 60K4% | |
31711% | $46.9M4% | $2.1M4% | 61.1K4% | |
432% | $43.6M4% | $2.7M5% | 113.9K8% | |
1917% | $40.5M4% | $2.6M5% | 54.8K4% | |
422% | $126.4M12% | $2.2M4% | 45.4K3% | |
1034% | $44.1M4% | $2.3M4% | 28.1K2% |