A Smarter Alternative to Group Health Insurance

Take control of your healthcare costs while giving your employees better plan options, without the limitations of traditional group coverage.

The Difference:

  • Predictable monthly budgets

  • No participation requirements

  • Employees choose their own plans

Why Traditional Group Health Plans Are Failing Small Employers

If you're like most small business owners, you've likely experienced the frustration of rising premiums, limited flexibility, and unpredictable renewals.

Traditional group health insurance puts the burden on the employer, leaving you with fewer options and increasing costs year after year.

  • Rising premiums with no control

  • Limited carrier and plan options

  • Participation and contribution requirements

  • Financial risk placed on the employer

There’s a better way to offer benefits without sacrificing control.

WHAT IS AN ICHRA?

An Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) allows employers to provide a fixed, tax-free reimbursement for employees to purchase their own individual health insurance.

Instead of offering a one-size-fits-all group plan, you define your budget and your employees choose the coverage that fits their needs.

3-Step Breakdown

Set Your Budget

You decide how much to contribute for each employee class.

Employees Choose Their Plan

You decide how much to contribute for each employee class.

Reimburse Tax-Free

You reimburse employees for premiums and eligible expensesβ€”tax-free.

Why Employers Are Switching to ICHRA

ICHRA gives employers flexibility, control, and cost predictability, while giving employees more choice and personalization.

COMPARISON

Traditional Group Plan

ICHRA

  • Limited plan choices

  • Annual rate increases

  • Employer carries risk

  • Participation requirements

  • Employee-driven plan selection

  • Fixed employer contributions

  • Predictable costs

  • Flexible eligibility structures

ICHRA puts you back in control of your healthcare strategy.

Is ICHRA Right for Your Business?

ICHRA is a strong fit for many employers, especially those looking for flexibility and cost control.

  • Experiencing premium increases

  • Not currently offering benefits

  • Multi-location or diverse workforce

  • Want more control over healthcare spending

A Simple, Guided Process

We make transitioning to an ICHRA simple, compliant, and fully supported from start to finish.

  • Licensed health insurance advisors

  • Compliance-focused approach

  • Ongoing year-round support

See the Potential Savings

Many employers are able to reduce healthcare costs while improving employee satisfaction.

Current Group Plan: $72,000/year
ICHRA Strategy: $54,000/year

πŸ‘‰ Estimated Savings: $18,000 annually

What Employers Are Saying

"The process was simple, and our team appreciated having the ability to choose their own coverage."

"We were facing a 22% renewal increase. Switching to ICHRA allowed us to control costs and give our employees better options."

"We finally feel in control of our healthcare spending."

Common Questions About ICHRA

Is ICHRA compliant with IRS and ACA regulations?
Yes. ICHRA is a fully compliant, federally recognized solution when structured correctly.


What if employees don’t enroll in coverage?
Employees must have individual health coverage to participate. We guide them through the process to ensure compliance.


Can I control how much I reimburse?
Absolutely. You set defined contribution amounts based on employee classes.


Is this better than a group plan?
For many small employers, ICHRA provides more flexibility, cost control, and employee satisfaction.


What industries work best with ICHRA?
ICHRA works well across many industries, especially those with diverse or distributed workforces.

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