Share of stop-loss insurance premiums in the U.S. 2019, by deductible amount
This statistic shows the share of stop-loss insurance premiums in the United States in 2019, by deductible amount. Stop-loss insurance, also known as excess insurance, is a type of coverage which protects employers from large, unforeseen claims. It puts a cap on the amount of money the company has to pay out once a certain threshold has been met in claims. After this threshold has been exceeded, the employer will be reimbursed for any amount over it. In 2019, 28 percent of stop-loss insurance premiums had between 75,000 and 149,000 U.S. dollars in deductibles in the United States, which means that their threshold was in that range.