Parityproof
A SaaS that runs the six required mental-health-parity (MHPAEA NQTL) comparative tests on a self-funded health plan, flags the gaps, and produces a DOL-audit-ready report with a signed evidence chain.
Every employer with a self-funded health plan must keep a comparative analysis proving its mental-health and substance-use coverage isn't more restricted than its medical and surgical coverage -- and produce it within ten days of a DOL request. Today that analysis is a $15K-$100K consultant engagement bought once and stale the moment a plan document changes. When the DOL letter lands, the benefits lead is suddenly responsible for a document they don't have current, against a clock and a penalty meter.
The benefits or compliance director at a self-funded group health plan, or the TPA serving many such plans -- the person who personally owns producing the comparative analysis on demand and eats the penalty exposure if it isn't ready.
A statutory 10-day response obligation plus $100/day-per-individual penalties on one side, against one-shot consultant engagements on the other -- continuous monitored parity-testing is a mechanism neither consultants nor plans produce alone.
A confirmed signal: the DOL reaffirmed MHPAEA NQTL enforcement in June 2026 despite the rule-litigation pause, and the statutory obligation is in force across 39,000+ plans.
One cross-reference and a single cross-run connection with a dedicated confirmed signal -- present, but a faint echo rather than a dense convergence.
A confirmed, just-clarified DOL enforcement signal sits over an enumerable 39,000-plan market with named penalty math and a structurally conflicted sole competitor -- a consultant whose own $15K-$100K model is what a product here would invert.
The convergence is faint (a single cross-run connection and one dedicated signal, not a dense web), and the headline promise is the weak point: the six NQTL tests are judgment-heavy, so a 'signed audit-ready report' very likely needs an expert in the loop rather than full automation.
Genesis doesn't invent in isolation — Parityproof shares architecture with, or powers, these ideas.
Discussion
No comments yet — be the first to weigh in.