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Group Insurance

Better benefits. Less HR headache.

Group health insurance for small and mid-size businesses. We design the plan, handle enrollment, and become your team's go-to for benefits questions — so you can focus on running the business.

What's included

A real benefits package — not just a policy.

We bring multi-carrier options, transparent pricing, and ongoing support. From a 2-person LLC to a 200-person team, we structure benefits that attract and retain.

  • Group medical. ACA-compliant major medical plans from every major carrier.
  • Dental & vision riders. Add-on coverage at group rates.
  • Voluntary benefits. Life, disability, accident, critical illness — employee-paid.
  • HSA / FSA setup. Tax-advantaged accounts paired with high-deductible plans.
  • Open enrollment management. We handle enrollment meetings, paperwork, and onboarding for new hires.
  • Compliance support. ACA reporting, COBRA, ERISA basics — we'll flag what matters.
How it works

From quote to enrolled — done with you.

1

Census & needs

We collect basic employee info (age, ZIP, dependents) and your budget. No SSNs or sensitive data needed for a quote.

2

Plan design

We bring 2–3 plan structures comparing carrier options, contribution splits, and employee cost.

3

Enrollment & ongoing support

We host enrollment meetings, handle new-hire onboarding year-round, and review the plan annually before renewal.

FAQ

Group insurance basics.

How much do small business owners typically pay?

Most small businesses contribute 50–70% of the employee premium. Family coverage is usually 25–50% subsidized. Plans vary wildly by state, age mix, and design — we'll model the actual numbers for your team.

Do I have to offer benefits if I have fewer than 50 employees?

No — small employers (under 50 FTEs) aren't required to offer health benefits under the ACA. Many do it anyway to recruit and retain. We'll help you decide whether it's worth it for your situation.

Can we use HRAs instead of traditional group coverage?

Yes. ICHRAs (Individual Coverage HRAs) and QSEHRAs let you reimburse employees for individual coverage they buy on their own. Often more flexible and predictable than group plans — we'll walk through the math.

What's the minimum group size?

Two W-2 employees in most states. Owner-only setups don't qualify for group coverage — those go through the individual market.

Get a real group quote in a week.

Send us your census. We'll come back with plan designs, real numbers, and zero pressure.

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