Health Insurance Tips for Open Enrollment Season
Posted: October 25, 2024
Open enrollment season is the annual window when individuals can sign up for or change their health insurance coverage. Typically lasting a few weeks, it offers a critical opportunity to adjust your plan based on changing healthcare needs. Whether you’re renewing your current plan or considering new options, reviewing your coverage is essential. Making informed decisions during this period ensures you have the right benefits...
Take the Leap: Group Benefits that Elevate the Employee Experience
Posted: February 28, 2024
Once every four years, we get to experience the unique event of a leap year, which adds an extra day to our calendars, making February a 29-day month. As we approach this rare occurrence, it's worth drawing a parallel between it and the challenge of finding the right employees for your company. Just like a leap year, securing top talents doesn't happen every day, but...
Why You Should Keep Your Eye on Group Vision
Posted: August 13, 2023
Group vision insurance can help you attract and retain qualified workers as part of a comprehensive benefits package. Employees value vision insurance benefits and are more likely to stay with a company that offers them. In addition, an employer-sponsored vision plan gives them access to eyecare that may not have been otherwise available. It helps ensure they receive the care they need to maintain their...
How Do I Know If I Need Separate Vision Insurance?
Posted: November 25, 2020
Regular eye exams are essential for maintaining the health of the eyes – the organs that make vision possible. Eye exams can also detect underlying health conditions that may otherwise go unnoticed. Depending on your annual vision care costs, you may need separate vision insurance to get the eye and vision care you need. Is Separate Vision Insurance Worth It? You may purchase vision insurance...
Do I Need To Offer My Employees Dental & Vision Plans?
Posted: August 28, 2020
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), employers with 50 or more full-time employees must provide health insurance or pay a hefty penalty to the IRS. Smaller companies that are not required to provide health insurance to their employees can benefit from the Small Employer Health Care Tax Credit under ACA, provided they pay at least half of their employees’ health insurance premiums. But what about...