In 1415, at the Battle of Agincourt, King Henry V of England defeated a much larger French force using what was, at the time, a huge leap in combat technology:  the longbow.  

Using existing bow technology, modifying its structure, and improving its performance, the longbow enabled his army to dismantle their opponent from long range and at a descending angle not seen in combat before that time.  It was the dawning of a new era in warfare.

We’re all fighting a war against increasing medical costs.  And our first cell, Longbow Employee Benefit Captive, those that have followed, and all we do, carry on this ethos of innovation.

At Everlong, we take the current captive model used in the business liability world, modify its structure and improve its performance, enabling us to turn back the tide of ever-increasing medical insurance costs caused by lack of control and transparency.