Health & Supplemental plans | Business
Contact us for more information about; Group Health Insurance, Dental & Vision, Accident, Disability, Medical-Bridge, Cancer, Critical Illness, and life insurance. We will provide you with the details of these great programs.
Cut healthcare costs without cutting benefits. A Section 125 Employee Health Plan is an IRS-approved strategy that helps employees pay lower premiums while lowering employer payroll taxes. By paying health insurance premiums with pre-tax dollars, employees instantly reduce their taxable income, and businesses see immediate savings on benefit expenses. Nothing about the coverage changes—only the cost does. It’s a simple, compliant way to add real value to your benefits package and put more money back where it belongs. Start saving today with a Section 125 Health Plan.
Employees gain access to a powerful lineup of benefits designed to protect their health, income, and financial security. Available options may include medical insurance, dental and vision coverage, prescription drug benefits, flexible spending accounts, and coverage for eligible out-of-pocket medical expenses such as copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Employers may also offer attractive voluntary benefits, including group term life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) coverage, and short- or long-term disability insurance, providing added peace of mind and income protection. Together, these benefits create a comprehensive, high-value package that strengthens employee satisfaction, boosts retention, and elevates your company’s competitive edge.
Understanding Health Insurance Metal Tiers
🟤 Bronze Plans – Lower Monthly Cost, Higher Use Cost
Ideal for: Budget-conscious individuals who mainly want protection against major medical events
Bronze plans offer the lowest monthly premiums, but they come with higher deductibles and copays when you need care. Insurance generally covers about 60% of medical costs, meaning you pay more upfront before coverage kicks in.
This plan may make sense if:
You’re generally healthy
You don’t expect frequent doctor visits
You want coverage for emergencies without a high monthly bill
⚪ Silver Plans – The Most Flexible Option
Ideal for: Balanced coverage and potential extra savings
Silver plans strike a middle ground between premium cost and out-of-pocket expenses. They typically cover about 70% of healthcare costs and are the only plans eligible for Cost-Sharing Reductions—which can significantly lower deductibles and copays if you qualify based on income.
This plan may make sense if:
You want predictable costs without overpaying
You qualify for income-based savings
You’re unsure how much care you’ll need this year
🟡 Gold Plans – Pay More Monthly, Less When You Need Care
Ideal for: Individuals or families who expect regular medical care
Gold plans come with higher monthly premiums, but much lower deductibles and copays. On average, insurance pays about 80% of covered costs, helping reduce surprise bills throughout the year.
This plan may make sense if:
You have ongoing medical needs
You take regular prescriptions
You prefer predictable healthcare expenses
💎 Platinum Plans – Maximum Coverage, Minimum Stress
Ideal for: Those who want the highest level of financial protection
Platinum plans offer the most comprehensive cost coverage, with insurance paying about 90% of expenses. While monthly premiums are the highest, out-of-pocket costs are minimal when care is needed.
This plan may make sense if:
You have significant or ongoing medical conditions
You want minimal deductibles and copays
You value cost certainty and peace of mind
Not Sure Which Tier Is Right for You?
The “cheapest” plan isn’t always the least expensive in the long run. The right choice depends on your health, your budget, and how often you expect to use care.
That’s where professional guidance makes the difference.
👉 We help you compare plans side-by-side, explain the real costs, and choose coverage that fits your life—not just your monthly budget.
If you’d like help selecting the right health insurance plan, we’re happy to walk you through your options and answer your questions—before you enroll.
FAQs
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No. You do not need to be a business owner to get health insurance.
Individuals, families, self-employed professionals, freelancers, and independent contractors can all qualify for individual and family health plans. These plans are available whether you’re employed, self-employed, between jobs, or retired.
Business ownership only matters if you’re applying for a group health plan. If you’re not a business owner or you simply don’t need group coverage individual health plans often provide flexible options, income-based subsidies, and comprehensive benefits.
If you’re unsure which type of plan fits your situation, we can help you compare options and choose coverage that works for your needs and budget.
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There is no set minimum amount required to obtain health insurance.
Health plan costs vary based on factors such as age, location, coverage level, and the type of plan you choose. Some comprehensive medical plans have variable pricing, while supplemental health plans often come with fixed monthly costs that are designed to be affordable and predictable.
Many supplemental plans such as accident, hospital, or critical illness coverage are available at set monthly rates, making them a practical option for individuals who want basic protection or added coverage without high premiums.
Our role is to help you understand the differences between plan types, review realistic cost options, and choose coverage that fits your budget and comfort level—without pressure or confusion.
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Choosing health insurance is about more than selecting a plan. It’s about understanding how that coverage works in real life and how it fits your personal and financial situation.
We provide clear, unbiased guidance by comparing options side-by-side and explaining the details that are often overlooked. Our recommendations are tailored to your needs, budget, and long-term goals, not driven by pressure or confusion.
We work with individuals, families, and self-employed professionals, offering access to both major medical and supplemental health plans. Ongoing support is available even after enrolment, so you’re never left navigating changes or questions on your own.
The result is clarity, confidence, and coverage you can feel good about without, added cost or obligation.
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That’s perfectly fine. Having existing health insurance does not prevent you from reviewing other options.
We can help you evaluate your current plan, identify any gaps in coverage, and determine whether it still aligns with your health needs and budget. In some cases, clients choose to keep their current plan and add supplemental coverage for extra protection. In other cases, they discover a plan that better fits their situation.
There is no obligation to change coverage. The goal is simply to provide clarity and ensure you’re confident in the plan you have—whether you keep it or explore alternatives.
Ask for your appointment.
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