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Offering a QSEHRA vs. Group Health Insurance

PeopleKeep

The traditional healthcare benefit options for employers remain group health insurance. That’s why these business owners are turning to more cost-effective personalized benefits like the qualified small employer health reimbursement arrangement (QSEHRA).

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A HR guide to employee benefits

Employee Benefits

Retention rates are at a low, with 65% of employees thinking that they can find a better position elsewhere. A great way to improve retention rates is through offering great employee benefits. Benefits, including fringe benefits and flexible benefits, provide an employee an extra reason to stay within a company.

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Here’s What You Need to Know About Stop-Loss Health Insurance

Griffin Benefits

One solution means looking inward: transitioning from the fully funded model of healthcare benefits to self-funded health plans featuring stop-loss insurance. Stop-loss insurance is essential for a self-funded plan because it enables an employer to cap medical claims expenses at a specific amount.

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Susan Gee: Can employers’ healthcare benefits fill the gap between private and NHS services?

Employee Benefits

Offering employee benefits to support access to private healthcare can be cost-effective for employers in the UK, given the demands and waiting times on the NHS. At Yorkshire Water, we have refreshed and expanded our employee benefits, and we offer a comprehensive range of services to support physical and mental health.

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Baby Health Insurance Playbook: 5 Steps to Plan for a Newborn

Corporate Synergies

Pregnancy and childbirth are a time of joy—and trepidation—for employees. A new father outlines requirements with his Baby Health Insurance Playbook. The same can be said for insuring a new dependent. To plan for newborn healthcare benefits, parents need a baby health insurance playbook.

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QSEHRAs and what they mean for your small business

WEX Inc.

QSEHRA eligible expenses are determined by IRS Code Section 213(d) and, in the case of QSEHRAs, includes individual health insurance premiums paid by the employee. Integrated HRA’s- Must be integrated with group health insurance to help employees cover out-of-pocket healthcare costs.

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Buyer’s guide to private medical insurance

Employee Benefits

These schemes are likely to have more exclusions and limitations, but can provide a more cost-effective method of creating healthcare support for those employers concerned about tightening costs, as well as removing the uncertainty that arises when cost can vary depending on age or pre-existing conditions. Who are some of the key providers?

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