The same burden as large plans, without the resources or the infrastructure.
The regulatory context is the same. The submissions are the same. The audits are the same. The specifications are the same. What isn’t the same is the cost: per member, you pay more for information technology and analytics than anyone in the market.
The smaller the plan, the more these numbers matter, because they come out of the same margin that funds benefits.
The agility problem, which you’ve stopped noticing
A rule change means waiting for the vendor’s release. A question the dashboard doesn’t answer means a ticket, a queue, and an analyst you’re paying by the hour. A new county means a new statement of work. An auditor’s request means three vendors and a week of reconciling their answers to each other.
Larger plans absorb that with headcount. You absorb it by waiting, and by not asking. Most small plans have quietly stopped asking questions they know they can’t get answered in time — which is a real cost, and it never appears on an invoice.
On one platform, rule changes and insight are absorbed in near real time against the taxonomy and reflected back to your organization for immediate benefit and foresight.
The risk you’d be taking on if you built it
The alternative being pitched to you is to build it — hire and hope. It sounds like ownership, but it is really just a bet on the attempt.
A plan your size gets one, and an auditor may be the one who grades it.
What “integrated and operated” means
Alberto is the AI everyone on your team should already be using. It cooperates with your internal resources to eliminate vendors and deliver more value to stakeholders at a lower cost than ever. It is the superior way to integrate Anthropic and Claude into your business, with an API for programmatic access by your most advanced systems and staff.
The platform can sit inside your cloud boundary against your own warehouse. Your sources map onto the taxonomy once. We run the pipeline from then on.
When the relationship ends, the data, the history and the outputs are already yours. Your data is not retained by Anthropic and is never used to train models.
A question answered today
The part that changes how your organization works isn’t a dashboard. It’s the analyst that has read every table for you and answers your questions in moments, not days.
A question in plain language — in English or Spanish — becomes real analysis: queries against your warehouse, a working spreadsheet, a map, a chart, a written answer with its denominators stated. The CFO asks about PMPM by county at 4 p.m. and has it at 4:05. The compliance officer asks which members would be affected by a provider termination and gets the list, not a ticket number.
For a small plan that’s not a convenience. It’s a capability you’ve never had.
Where to start
We have a discrete replacement for your network sufficiency vendors. We consider it a calling card. Let us analyze any county in your credentialed network — a complete sufficiency analysis with member-level evidence, the maps and the remediation steps, fixed fee, delivered in roughly one week. Put it next to the report you paid for this year, with both invoices beside them.
Or arrange to call our provider-services AI agents and ask them about a claim — or anything else you would put to a person on that line.
Your renewal calendar does the rest — the per-member cost falls with every renewal, because each domain that comes on to Alberto takes a contract off at significantly reduced cost.
Pay less, wait less, risk less.