Group Health Captives is an employee benefits agency specializing in self-funded medical plans. We advise clients on all aspects of benefits, including medical, dental, vision, life, disability and more, along with retirement and property and casualty solutions. Founded on providing hands-on, detail-oriented service, GHC helps employers navigate rising healthcare costs by offering more flexible, cost-effective alternatives.
Health is people’s most vulnerable asset. I help individuals and employers navigate difficult diagnoses, access care and manage costs, making a meaningful difference during challenging times.
Who you work for and learn from shapes your career. Experiencing different cultures broadened my perspective, and working with family allows me to learn from people I admire and respect.
Be a constant student. In insurance and life, there’s always more to learn. Curiosity builds knowledge, strengthens relationships and keeps you growing.
Focus on what fills my cup. I perform best when grounded in my personal life, whether that’s spending time with family, being outdoors, riding horses or staying rooted in my faith.
Serving people in vulnerable health moments motivates me daily. I’m also driven to carry on my father’s legacy, delivering exceptional service in an industry where that standard isn’t always expected.
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Health is our most valuable, vulnerable asset. I help people navigate difficult diagnoses and costs while supporting employers, advocating in challenging moments and making meaningful differences that fuel my passion.
Working on large clients with my brother Layne has been a career highlight. I don’t take for granted the rare opportunity to enjoy working daily with family I care about.
I start each morning with a workout and end my day at the barn riding horses. It’s my favorite way to decompress and reset after a stressful day at work.
There’s no magic way to lower medical costs. Insurance shifts costs between parties. Everyone expects top care at low cost, but health care’s complexity makes true win-win solutions difficult, despite good intentions.
