Taylor Benefits Insurance has been revolutionizing the healthcare insurance industry in Pennsylvania for over 25 years. We offer group health insurance and provide the most affordable and comprehensive employee benefits packages. Not only do we offer health benefits for your company, but we also offer around-the-clock, top-notch service, so you will always have an agent available to help with your insurance needs.
The ACA made many changes to health insurance for employees of large companies. While most companies already provide health insurance coverage to their workers, the ACA ensures that all health plans meet specific standards for services and affordability. For example, the affordability requirement limits the amount of employees’ premiums that subscribers can be required to pay.
The maximum is 9.12 percent of a subscriber’s gross income for individual coverage. That means that if an employee has a salary of $50,000, the maximum charge for their share is $4,560 annually.
Also, the ACA lists ten minimum essential coverage that all plans must cover:
Pennsylvania added to this list with the following health insurance coverage requirements:
Employers can avoid those state-level requirements if they purchase their own health insurance rather than purchasing insurance, but self-funding doesn’t grant an exemption from the ACA requirements.
Small employers aren’t required to provide health insurance for their employees. For many, the cost seems prohibitive. One reason is that per capita costs may be higher for small businesses since insurers evaluate the risks in the employee pool to determine subscriber rates.
Small businesses may find affordable small business health insurance plans through the SHOP (Small Business Health Options) program developed as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Your Taylor Benefits Insurance consultant can help you explore potential options. Further, small businesses with less than 25 employees may be eligible for small business health insurance tax credit.
Pennsylvania does not require employers to offer paid or unpaid time off to workers. However, employees value their benefits packages, and many companies offer some time off to recruit and retain talent. In addition, paid time off and expanded family leave (often unpaid) are among the most requested benefits after health insurance.
When possible, employers may add other benefits, like retirement savings plans, life and disability insurance, dental and vision coverage, and more. Many employees value flexible scheduling, particularly if they are balancing family demands with work requirements. Companies may find it cost-effective to allow workers to shift their schedules or offer work-from-home options on request.
Taylor Benefits specializes in the following:
Taylor Benefits operates differently than most insurance providers by functioning as an independent agent. This allows us the unique ability to fully customize the perfect group package by drawing from any number of traditional insurance providers in order to get you the best deal possible.
Taylor Benefits Insurance also recognizes that insurance requirements are in near-constant flux in Pennsylvania. Because we understand the local conditions and regulations, you can rest assured we offer group coverage to all businesses operating in this unique state.
Contact us today at the number on the top of the page for a FREE estimate and available group benefits options in Pennsylvania, or complete the simple form on the right for a no-obligation, customized proposal for your Pennsylvania-based business.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), casually called Obamacare, made it easier for the uninsured to receive comprehensive health insurance, but it also threw a wrench in the workings of many businesses. Previously approved programs no longer met federally-mandated minimums after the implementation, so companies found themselves scrambling to become compliant. Pennsylvania businesses were substantially affected due to the changes.
Taylor Benefits has been able to assist hundreds of businesses in Pennsylvania since the Affordable Care Act emerged, and we continue to be the industry leader in group policies and employee benefits plans. Our first-hand knowledge of the law, coupled with our diverse resources, consistently allows us to create packages that are ACA-compliant without adversely impacting the company’s bottom line.
If you need this type of attentive insurance assistance and are operating a Pennsylvania-based business, please complete the form on the right or call the number at the top of the page for a FREE, customized proposal guaranteed to meet your needs exactly.
In Pennsylvania, as is the case elsewhere in the US, comprehensive health insurance coverage is a tremendous relief for employees who need health care. Pennsylvania created a state-run health insurance exchange (Pennie) to assist employers and individual subscribers with accessing coverage and managing ACA compliance.
Below are some frequently asked questions about Pennsylvania health insurance:
Among the health benefits an employee may expect to receive in Pennsylvania are:
These options will help to protect and care for your employees and may assist you in recruiting and retaining high-quality workers.
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