Health and welfare plans · Virginia

Veterinary practices in Virginia

PlanOptica tracks 4 health and welfare plans sponsored by 3 veterinary practices in Virginia, covering 1,008 participants and $5.1M in reported insurance premiums (plan year 2024 to 2025 filings). The median plan has 275 participants, and the most common size is under 100 participants (50% of plans). Fully insured coverage is the norm (100% of plans); only 0% are self-funded or mixed.

Aetna Life Insurance Company dominates premium with a 53% share, followed by Unitedhealthcare Insurance Company at 34%. GCG Financial, LLC is the broker of record on 3 plans, more than any other firm, ahead of Gis Benefits, Inc (3). 100% of plans report broker compensation on Schedule A; the median brokered plan pays $56K a year, about 6.3% of premium. Virginia Beach, Fairfax Station and Church have the most plans.

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Employer health plans
1,008
Participants
$56K
Median broker comp
0%
Self-funded or mixed

Funding mix

  • Fully insured
    4 · 100%

Plan size (participants)

  • Under 100
    2 · 50%
  • 100 to 249
    0 · 0%
  • 250 to 499
    2 · 50%
  • 500 to 999
    0 · 0%
  • 1,000 or more
    0 · 0%

Median plan: 275 participants. Median broker comp: 6.3% of premium across 4 brokered plans.

Largest veterinary practices in Virginia

by participants
Employer / planCityFundingParticipantsPremiumPrimary carrier
Veterinary Innovative Partners, LLC
Veterinary Innovative Partners, LLC Health and Welfare Benefit PlanAll plans
Fairfax StationFully insured458$1.1MUnitedhealthcare Insurance Company
Vetevolve of Va LLC
Vetevolve of Va LLC Benefit PlanAll plans
ChurchFully insured454$3.1MAetna Life Insurance Company
Inspire Veterinary Partners Inc
Inspire Veterinary Partners, Inc Wrap PlanAll plans
Virginia BeachFully insured96$796KUnitedhealthcare Insurance Company

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Plans by city in Virginia

Frequently asked questions

How many veterinary practices in Virginia offer an ERISA health plan?

4 health and welfare plans from 3 veterinary practices in Virginia appear in plan year 2024 to 2025 filings on Form 5500, covering 1,008 participants. Plans with fewer than 100 participants that are fully insured do not have to file, so small practices are under-counted.

Which insurance carriers cover the most veterinary practices in Virginia?

By Schedule A premium: Aetna Life Insurance Company (53% of premium, 1 plan), Unitedhealthcare Insurance Company (34% of premium, 2 plans) and Principal Life Insurance Company (9% of premium, 3 plans).

Which benefits brokers work with veterinary practices in Virginia?

By number of client plans: GCG Financial, LLC (3 plans), Gis Benefits, Inc (3 plans) and Brown & Brown Insurance Svcs., Inc (1 plan). 100% of plans report a broker.

How much do brokers earn on veterinary practices health plans in Virginia?

The median brokered plan reports $56K a year in broker commissions and fees, or 6.3% of premium. Figures come from Schedule A, Part I.

Are veterinary practices health plans in Virginia self-funded or fully insured?

Fully insured 100%. Self-funded and mixed plans together make up 0%.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings and their Schedule A insurance attachments, latest filing per plan. Veterinary services (NAICS 541940), plus professional-services employers whose name says veterinary, animal hospital or pet hospital.

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Source: U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 and Schedule A, latest filing per plan (plan years 2024-2025). Veterinary services (NAICS 541940), plus professional-services employers whose name says veterinary, animal hospital or pet hospital. Location is the sponsor's filing address in Virginia.