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To sustain a happy, hardworking staff at your small business in Idaho, give your eligible employees the option of affordable and reliable group health insurance and an employee benefits plan. Your workers depend on these benefits to care for themselves and their families at home.
It isn’t necessary to spend your valuable time searching for an insurance carrier to help your small business find the right plan. An insurance broker will help you create a plan, even if it means going through several carriers. Here at Taylor Benefits Insurance Agency, we craft plans to meet the needs of our clients as well as negotiate the costs and premiums of their plans.
We also provide yearly audits to make sure your small business’s group plan complies with local state employee and federal laws, potentially qualifying you for tax breaks.
Since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Idaho large group health insurance Plans
must meet established standards for essential health benefits. If the program doesn’t provide all the components, the employer offering the health coverage can be found non-compliant with ACA rules.
People who obtain their health insurance coverage through Idaho’s official marketplace, Your Health Idaho, will find plans that include the required benefits. Those components cover the fundamental needs of individuals in obtaining medical services, but employers can and often do include more.
For example, one of the required pieces is preventative and wellness services, including chronic disease management. The health insurance company must include preventive services without cost-sharing by the subscriber. Preventive care includes vaccines, cancer screenings, and testing for other illnesses and conditions like high blood pressure and cholesterol.
Some large employers are going further, offering additional screenings plus information about disease avoidance and management. Many add incentives and support for health-conscious activities like exercise, smoking cessation, and stress reduction. Incentives can be as simple as offering eligible employees a step counter (exercise monitor) when they sign up to participate.
Small employers may have to pay more per capita for health insurance than bigger businesses. One reason is they don’t have the same buying power or enough clout to negotiate for a group discount. Another potential cause is that the cohort of subscribers could have a higher risk when compared to the larger company demographics.
Many small companies still want to offer health insurance, and it’s a good idea to talk with a representative from Taylor Benefits Insurance about your small group health insurance options.
Although companies with fewer than fifty workers aren’t obligated by the ACA to offer coverage, the legislation does have some support that may make doing so more affordable. Plus, small firms may be able to obtain a tax credit to cover some of the administrative costs.
Often, people prioritize the pay level when looking for a new job. However, savvy employers can also help by providing some benefits that come in handy. Some of these options are low-cost, like identity theft protection, which employers can often obtain for a minimal price.
Employers can also investigate and secure discounts that other businesses are willing to offer their workforce at no charge to the business. Such perks can range from ten percent off at the local auto repair shop to pay-in-advance discounts on movie tickets or theme parks. In addition, more significant items may be possible, like life insurance offered as an ancillary benefit.
One creative way for an employer to attract and retain employees might be to build a more employee-friendly culture. For example, a state employee with family usually appreciates social events like company picnics and outings or the opportunity to volunteer at their child’s school without using up vacation leave.
If the company has a less family-oriented workforce, consider social hours after work, like cooking lessons or athletic clubs. If you are the star pitcher on the office baseball team, you are probably more likely to stay at your job. By considering the workforce demographics, employers can build in some benefits that help with retention.
We provide consulting, planning, and training services, including the use of our online HR management tool. We also have an employee assistance program that takes care of all your needs.
You’ll find a flexible, low-cost health insurance and employee benefits package that your employees will find satisfying. Other benefits include retirement support tools, discounts, and unrestricted PTO.
Here at Taylor Benefits Insurance Agency, we work with some of the best health insurance companies in the country. Eligible employees can enroll in their medical cover of choice and enjoy numerous benefits.
We have the ability to negotiate the cost of health insurance and benefit options. Also, we will help you decide on what program is best for your company’s needs. You also get a chance to get a FREE proposal by phone or through our online submission form.
We have proven experience and a successful history in the insurance industry. Eligible employees have a chance to receive Basic Life Insurance, including long-term disability, accidental death and Dismemberment.
Give us a call to learn more about your coverage options, or sign up for our services. We can provide health, dental, vision, 401(k), retirement pension plans, long-term care, disability insurance, dental, flexible spending account and much more. Discuss your company’s requirements with one of our licensed insurers, and they’ll make sure they tailor a group health insurance coverage for your business at a price you can’t pass up.
When recruiting and retaining top talent in today’s highly competitive employment market, employee benefits plans are an essential tool. Offering excellent benefits may also contribute to your financial success, as your employees may be more dedicated and productive.
Small companies may find affordable healthcare options by visiting the SHOP (Small Business Healthcare Options Program) website. SHOP is the ACA program for small companies that aren’t required to provide coverage but want to. In many cases, a small employer needs 70 percent of eligible employees to subscribe in order to activate the policy.
Employee benefits may include some traditional and some creative options. Everything from health insurance to unlimited PTO falls into a benefits plan, which is frequently a substantial part of the company’s compensation package.
An expert can help you figure out the cost of a customized benefits package for your specific situation. For example, health and employee benefits costs are influenced by the size of your organization and the breadth of your plan, in basic terms.
To begin, the cost of your insurance will be determined mainly by the size of your company and the number of employees who will be covered. The quality of the coverage will be the second most crucial factor. The higher the cost per employee, the more comprehensive the plan’s coverage and benefits are likely to be.
Todd Taylor with Taylor Benefits gives our small business the kind of personal service we need. Insurance benefits are important to our employees and Todd helps us find a balance between benefits and value. Todd responds immediately to my phone calls & e-mails. He has even gotten in touch with me on a Sunday when we were in need of coverage answers immediately. We are very pleased with the hands-on service Todd and his staff provide.”
-Ken and Linda Orvick, Orvick Management Group, Inc.
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