The majority of Insperity employees purchase health coverage through the Minnetonka, Minn.-based payer. The contract extends through 2019.
“We are excited to announce this contract amendment and our ongoing partnership with UnitedHealthcare focused on controlling healthcare costs and improving healthcare quality across the country,” Richard Rawson, president of Insperity, said in a prepared statement. “This amendment is a result of the accelerated growth we have experienced over the last couple of years combined with our ongoing strategic relationship with UnitedHealthcare.”
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