Celebrating Our 8th Year of Service to Private Florida Education Employees

The purpose of ICUBA, as a health care cooperative, is to pool the purchasing power of its member schools to reduce the associated costs of insurance, administrative fees, broker commissions, and consulting fees. Currently, individual institutions that are members of ICUF or FCIS are taking advantage of the benefits that 4 out of 5 large U.S. employers are already practicing -- self-funding of their health care benefits on a nonprofit basis. 

Mission Statement

The Mission of ICUBA is to Provide High Quality, Cost Effective Health and Welfare Benefits to Our Members Through Collaboration.

ICUBA exists to:

The Benefits of ICUBA Membership

ICUBA reduces the cost of traditional insurance programs by avoiding the premium taxes and the high margins charged by insurance carriers. As a result, all schools in the plan share insurance costs so that, regardless of size, they are protected from fluctuating annual premium rate increases.

ICUBA does not need to respond to insurance company shareholder demands, so it is able to focus its attention on quality management of the health plan in order to:

ICUBA operates as a Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA), and is regulated by the Florida Department of Financial Services. Accordingly, ICUBA follows sound actuarial practices that guarantee adequate reserves to pay claims.

The ICUBA value proposition is unique as ICUBA offers: