The Art Institute of Chicago
Overview
The Art Institute of Chicago sponsors a self-funded health plan that covered 1,392 participants in plan year 2024. The plan year starts in July. Alongside medical, its benefits filing reports life insurance, dental, vision, long-term disability, and more.
- Plan type
- ERISA welfare benefit plan, self-funded (benefits paid from employer assets or a trust)
- Participants
- 1,392
- Plan year
- Begins July 1 · next renewal July 2027
- Health plans filed
- The Art Institute of Chicago Welfare Benefit Plan, plan 501 (1,392 participants)
- Broker compensation
- $29K across insured contracts
Insurance carriers
Insured coverage reported on Schedule A. Self-funded medical claims aren't reported there.
| Carrier | Coverage | Covered | Premium | Broker comp |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prudential Insurance Company of America | Life, Long-term disability | 1,279 | $570K | $8K |
| Eyemed Vision Care on Behalf of Fidelity Security Life Insurance Co. | Vision | 1,547 | $132K | — |
| Continental Casualty Company | Long Term Care | 76 | $125K | — |
| Health Care Service Corporation | Dental | 317 | $66K | $21K |
Pharmacy benefit estimate
StreamRX estimate for a plan this size. Not based on this plan's claims.
Estimated prescription spend: 1,392 participants × $2,371 national average per member. Usually higher once dependents are counted.
Typical savings opportunity found in independent reviews of plans this size.
Form 5500 filing details
- Filing
- Form 5500 with Schedule A, plan year 2024
- Plan sponsor
- The Art Institute of Chicago
- Sponsor EIN
- 36-2167725
- Plan number
- 501
- Filed with
- U.S. Department of Labor (EBSA) via EFAST2
Verify this filing: search EIN 36-2167725 in the Department of Labor's EFAST2 Form 5500 search.
Retirement plan
- Plan
- The Art Institute of Chicago Defined Contribution Retirement Plan
- Type
- Defined contribution plan
- Participants
- 2,228
About this data
Source: The Art Institute of Chicago's Form 5500 filing for plan year 2024 and its Schedule A insurance reports, published by the U.S. Department of Labor. "Self-funded" means the filing reports benefits paid from employer assets or a trust, with no medical insurance contract or with a stop-loss contract. Pharmacy figures are StreamRX estimates based on national averages. StreamRX is not affiliated with The Art Institute of Chicago.