Molly Stormont, FSA
Principal Consulting Actuary
Value-based care, population health strategy, and actuarial consulting.
Actuaries
Our actuaries.
Yours. Or both.
Credentialed Accorded actuaries train the agents, review every deliverable, and sign it. A named actuary is your point of contact—whether we run your cycle or support your own team.
How we work with your team
Our actuaries,
yours, or both.
We run your cycle.
Our actuaries produce the monthly close, contract performance, and forecasts for you, with a named actuary as your point of contact and a signature on every deliverable.
Scope your control cycleYour team, on our data.
Plans with in-house actuaries can take the governed data on its own. Your team guides the methods and brings the judgment, in Acuity or your own tools.
Explore the data foundationYour team and ours, together.
Pair your team’s context with Accorded’s actuarial expertise. Work through assumptions, challenge the findings, and decide what is ready to use.
Talk about working togetherActuarial services
What our
actuaries do.
Benchmarking & population insight
Understand the population, the patterns in care, and the basis for a meaningful comparison.
Program economics & ROI modeling
Model a program’s reach, engagement, clinical savings, and prospective return. Build a financial case with assumptions your team can explain.
Retrospective impact analysis
Evaluate an intervention’s effect on cost and utilization, with attention to cohort selection, comparison methods, and limitations.
Forecasting & financial planning
Develop funding, claims, risk adjustment, and contract-performance forecasts. Review IBNR estimates and reserve needs with an actuary.
Pricing & contracting
Work through pricing strategy, underwriting methods, contract design, and financial scenarios.
Review & actuarial attestation
Discuss the intended use, evidence, and scope of review when you need an actuarial perspective—or a formal attestation.
Talk to an actuary.
Tell us about the decision, the deadline, and where another perspective would help.