Gustavo AltuzarraEmployee Benefits Advisor

Areas of Expertise
- Employee Benefits
- Self-Funded Health Plans
- Captives
- Large Group Plans
Qualifications
- BS – University of Southern California
- Life and Health Insurance Licenses
- LIC 0M62658
Gustavo is an Employee Benefits Advisor at Aston Sharp. Gustavo started his career in mortgage banking and in 2008 started a fund to purchase up the undervalued mortgage notes from banks across the country. Being the purchaser of the funds’ health plan – he quickly realized that most health plans lack transparency to claims data and ownership of claims funds.
When Gustavo left the fund in 2015 he shifted his focus to developing partnerships with independent TPAs and Captives to fix these problems he once faced. Gustavo now helps companies with 10-1000 employees put together a strategy for their health plan using alternative funding arrangements such as self-funding and captive programs to lower the bottom line.
Recent Blog Posts
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4 Reasons to use a Preferred Broker with the ACEC Life/Health Trust
We might be a tad bit biased because we are a preferred broker with the ACEC Life/Health Trust. But based on our experience, here’s why: 1. Basic awareness of different ACEC programs I know this might sound simple but there are four different programs available through the ACEC Life/Health Trust. Each program has hundreds of
May 14, 2020 -
Is the ACEC Life/Health Trust a Good Option for Engineering Firms?
To start, let me give you a little background info on the Trust and know how it works for engineering companies looking for ACEC group health insurance. Then we will review some potential scenarios when joining the trust. It’s important to know that the ACEC Life/Health Trust is a not in the business of making
March 27, 2020 -
What Are the Benefits of a Captive Health Insurance Program?
As more companies look for innovative ways to gain control over the expense and quality of their employee health insurance plans, many are coming across captive health insurance as they weigh their options. We see captive health insurance plans as being ideal for firms with greater than 50 employees who may have considered self-funding their
January 9, 2020