In Fall 2014, a regional broker approached Benefitter with a critical client situation. An industrial services company with operations in the Eastern US faced a major rate increase, and with narrowing margins, they were running out of options. Benefitter, with the help of our proprietary analytics platform identified over $400,000 in potential savings and developed […]
Last Thursday was likely a tough day for our competitors. The Treasury, HHS and the Department of Labor released FAQ XXII entitled Compliance of Premium Reimbursement Arrangements. There are three questions addressed in this FAQ, one of which one specifically refers to vendors marketing Section 105 reimbursement plans (e.g., HRAs) for individual insurance policies. All […]
Many employers today have part-time, seasonal, and contracted employees who currently may not be eligible for group benefits. Although providing health insurance for these employees may be something an employer can’t afford to do, having a workforce that is protected against health and financial issues is always in best interest of employers and employees alike. […]
San Francisco, CA – June 25, 2013 (http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10855622.htm) Benefitter Insurance Solutions, Inc., announces the Benefitter Preferred Broker Network, which gives select agents, brokers and consultants a new arsenal of tools to help their clients and themselves benefit from healthcare reform. Agents, brokers and consultants nationwide are seeking the most effective way to guide their clients […]
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) June 24, 2013 (http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10854926.htm) Benefitter Insurance Solutions, Inc., announces the release of ReformAdvisor, a web-based “Pay or Play” calculator to help employers and brokers understand the costs for both employers and employees of providing group insurance versus paying the shared responsibility payments in a post-healthcare reform world. For a limited time, […]
“…Rock Health companies have the third highest average valuation of any incubator according to Angel List, at $5.2 million (behind StartX and Y-Combinator). Rock says the incubator’s portfolio companies have raised $43 million to date, not including investments from Rock itself, averaging about $900,000 per startup. The current class accounts for $13.9 million of that total…” […]
We are delighted to announce Benefitter, a business that helps employers make the Affordable Care Act affordable for themselves and their employees. When we began Benefitter, we were primarily focused on opportunities for employers to fund their employees’ healthcare coverage through HRAs (Health Reimbursement Arrangements) and for employees to purchase insurance on a healthcare exchange. […]