A clear process executed with discipline and purpose.
Five steps, executed in order. Each one earns the next.
Discuss your current situation, see if our process is the right fit for your company, review next steps.
End-to-end audit of your current dynamic, from stop-loss to pharmacy, and all voluntary benefits. We identify the lead measures driving your current outcome and surface them in the data.
With access to your dashboard, we prioritize, organize, and build a strategy tailored to your plan. Not a template. Not a renewal packet. A strategy built from your data, aligned to your goals.
If the strategy aligns with your goals, you apply it. We execute the plan changes, the point solutions, and the workflows that move the lead measures, the inputs that change the outcome.
The work doesn't end at execution. We move forward as your partner, monitoring the lead measures, refining the strategy, and holding the line on cost while improving outcomes, year after year.
Elijah began as a specialist at an association-owned agency, sitting across from every employee on the roster, from the entry-level hire to the owner, at companies with 25 to 2,000 employees.
Two years in, he was promoted to Advisor, still doing one-on-one enrollments, now also advising employers on plan strategy. Two years after that, to Senior Manager, leading the agency's specialists and advisors. During that tenure, the agency was acquired by private equity. Four years later, Elijah was promoted to Producer and earned his REBC.
Shortly after, he moved to the world's largest privately owned firm, and served as a Relationship Manager for a year.
After a decade in benefits, Elijah founded Lane Advisory Group to do the work the way he believed it should be done: a clear process, executed with discipline and purpose.
I look forward to hearing your story. Here is a bit about me:
I am a Child of God. I am a Disciple of Christ. I am a father. I am a husband.
I love to be outdoors with family and friends. My favorite things to do are golf, fish, hunt, pickleball, and bike.
A random fact about me: I have a high school degree in engineering. I say that because I thought I would be an engineer, I love the complex. It attracts me like a moth to a flame. I have always been consistently curious.
I took that curiosity and applied it to the most broken system I could find, and now my purpose is to make the complex simple.
I am blessed to see butterfly effects frequently.