Serigraph Health Plan

A National Prototype

The Serigraph story on how its co-workers
and management worked together to tame
the beast of health cost hyper-inflation has
been captured in a book by its chairman.

In 2003,  Serigraph’s health costs were escalating
at 15% a year. With an annual medical bill of
$ 5 million for company and co-workers combined,
the trend was unsustainable. 

In 2004, the company became one of the first
in the nation to adopt a consumer-driven plan.
The cost dropped and then stabilized over the
next six years. 

Now for a family plan in 2010, the Serigraph
cost is almost $ 5,000 below the national average.

   “I’m proud of what Team
    Serigraph has accomplished
    on improving health and
    containing costs.”
                  John  Torinus Jr.