When considering a small group health plan, four factors must be considered.
If you qualify for small business health insurance, you can expect the insurer to reimburse your medical expenses. It is illegal for an insurance company to refuse coverage based on a pre-existing medical condition. This covers both you and your family. Qualified employees and eligible dependents of your small business can enroll in the new plan regardless of their health status.
It would be beneficial if you paid at least half of your employees’ monthly health insurance premiums. The minimum percentage varies across states and insurance companies. You can deduct a percentage of your tips for any dependents you have.
To qualify for small business health insurance coverage, your company must normally have at least one person on the payroll. A certified insurance agent can help you determine whether you are eligible for coverage in your area.
Last but not least, as a small business owner, you can obtain health insurance at any moment. You are not eligible for the open enrollment period. Your premiums are normally fixed for the first year of coverage. Employers have the ability to add or remove employees and dependents from their health insurance plans at any time during the calendar year.
To retain and attract the best employees, employers must budget for health benefits. The cost of insurance has increased by 22% over the past five years, with a family’s insurance covering 73% of the premium and an individual’s insurance covering 43%.
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