Lockton helps clients create comprehensive, effective, data-driven programs that optimize every aspect of their employee population’s health and well-being. The Health Risk Solutions team can help balance the need to offer a robust benefits package with the reality of escalating healthcare costs, while working to change behavior, reduce risks and manage those costs.

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Protecting your greatest asset through comprehensive programs

Lockton helps clients create comprehensive, effective, data-driven programs that optimize every aspect of their employee population’s health and well-being. The Health Risk Solutions team can help balance the need to offer a robust benefits package with the reality of escalating healthcare costs, while working to change behavior, reduce risks and manage those costs.

Specialization

● Medical utilization review and analysis

● Clinic management consultancy services

● Guide to employee wellness programs

● Patient care coordination

● Alignment with regulatory requirements

● Alignment with utilization management strategies

Meet our Health and Risk Management Team

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Rhea Atienza-Ablan

Senior Vice President, Head, People Solutions
Rhea.Ablan@lockton.com
+63 917 728 0939

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Ivy Bersalona

Vice President, Business Development Head & Benefits lead Consultant for New Clients
IvyClarice.Bersalona@lockton.com

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Trina Alsol

Vice President, Benefits Lead Consultant for Renewals, People Solutions
Trina.Alsol@lockton.com
+63 917 884 0381

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Crislyn Picana

Assistant Vice President, Head of Client Services & Relationship Management
Crislyn.Picana@lockton.com

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