Report says firms with healthcare benefits saw 13% fewer chronic claims
In short
Companies that offer healthcare benefits saw chronic claims fall by 13%, according to Plum’s annual report.
The report says this could save as much as ₹480 per employee when insurance plans are renewed. It does not say which companies were studied or how many employees were covered.
What the reporting says
Companies offering healthcare benefits saw a 13% drop in chronic claims, according to Plum’s annual State of Employee Benefits report. The publisher-supplied summary says the lower claim incidence could translate into premium savings of as much as ₹480 per employee at renewal. The reporting does not state which firms were covered, the period studied, or whether the savings were realized or only estimated.
Why it matters
Plum’s annual State of Employee Benefits report says companies offering healthcare benefits recorded a 13% drop in chronic claims. The summary links that lower claim incidence to possible premium savings of up to ₹480 per employee at renewal. The report does not identify the employers, the time period, or whether the savings were actually booked, so the broader business impact remains unconfirmed.