Payer Overview

National Preventive Solutions Corp occupies a modest national position as the #229 ranked US A&H payer, with reported US premium of $24.1M and a US market share of 0% across 2 states. The company reports an estimated total membership of 3.6K and operates with 0 affiliated subsidiaries.

The payer's US presence is narrow geographically, concentrated in 2 states, and does not extend into US territories or foreign markets based on reported figures. This concentrated footprint suggests focused underwriting and provider engagement strategies rather than broad national scale.

Premium by Scope

National Preventive Solutions Corp's premium footprint is exclusively within the US states and DC scope as reported, with $24.1M written in that scope and no recorded premium in US territories or foreign markets. This concentration implies that provider contracting and network strategies should be focused on domestic regulatory and reimbursement conditions within the states where the payer operates. For providers evaluating this payer, the absence of territory or foreign exposure means negotiations and operational integration need only address mainland US considerations.

National Presence

National Preventive Solutions Corp shows a concentrated premium footprint, with $22.2M in Illinois and $1.85M in Maryland, totaling $24.1M. The payer's estimated membership is 3.6K, largely concentrated in Illinois (about 3.21K members). This concentration indicates bargaining leverage and network depth will be strongest in Illinois, with more limited provider relationships in Maryland.

Because the payer's premium and membership are focused in just two states, national provider groups should expect limited scale when contracting with this payer outside of Illinois. Regional provider organizations with significant presence in Illinois will find the most commercial relevance, while multistate groups should weigh the modest Maryland exposure when assessing operational priorities.

State-by-State Market Position

National Preventive Solutions Corp's strongest presence is in the Midwest, driven by its Illinois position, with a smaller foothold in the Mid-Atlantic via Maryland. The Midwest concentration (Illinois) represents the primary commercial and network opportunity, while the Mid-Atlantic exposure (Maryland) is minor in both premium and membership terms.

For multi-state provider groups, the geographic distribution suggests prioritizing contract negotiations and operational integration in Illinois to capture the majority of the payer's business. The company's limited spread across regions reduces complexity for providers that operate nationally but also limits opportunities for broader scale partnerships. Providers should tailor contracting strategies to Illinois-centric networks while maintaining a lighter-touch approach for Maryland.

Estimated Member Demographics

Nationally, the largest age bands are 6–18 (561 members), 35–44 (522 members), and 55–64 (512 members). The member base is distributed across all age bands, but with a clear emphasis on children, adolescents, and working-age adults. The senior population (65+) is present but not dominant.

Illinois, the payer's primary state, mirrors the national profile with a strong presence in the 6–18, 35–44, and 55–64 bands. Maryland, while smaller in total members, shows a similar distribution but with slightly higher proportions in the 55–64 and 65–74 bands relative to its total. Overall, the demographic profile suggests a commercially insured population with a broad age mix, but a tilt toward younger and middle-aged members.

Estimated Members by State

NATIONAL PREVENTIVE SOLUTIONS CORP operates in two states: Illinois and Maryland. Illinois accounts for the vast majority of estimated members (3,211), while Maryland has a smaller presence with 380 members. This distribution aligns closely with the premium volume and market share data, as Illinois is the payer's primary market.

The concentration of members in Illinois reflects the payer's strategic focus and market strength in the Midwest. Maryland, while representing a smaller portion of the member base, still contributes to the payer's national footprint. For providers, this means that contracting and care delivery strategies should prioritize Illinois, where the member volume is highest, but also consider Maryland for regional expansion and outreach.