Small business team
For Businesses 1–50 Employees

Small Group Health Insurance

Affordable, comprehensive health coverage for your team. We help small businesses compare plans from top carriers to find the right fit for your budget and your employees' needs.

Why Offer Group Health Insurance?

Providing health benefits is one of the most effective ways to attract and retain top talent while protecting your business.

Attract & Retain Talent

Health benefits are the #1 most valued employee benefit. Stand out from competitors and reduce costly turnover.

Tax Advantages

Employer premium contributions are tax-deductible. Small businesses may qualify for tax credits covering up to 50% of costs.

Boost Productivity

Healthy employees are more productive, take fewer sick days, and are more engaged in their work.

Group Rates Save Money

Group plans typically cost less per person than individual plans, with risk spread across all employees.

Employee Wellness

Many plans include preventive care, wellness programs, and mental health services at no extra cost.

Flexible Contribution

Choose how much your business contributes — from minimum requirements to full premium coverage.

Plan Options for Your Business

Choose from a range of plan types and coverage levels to match your business needs and budget.

Bronze
60%

average coverage

Lowest premiums with higher out-of-pocket costs. Ideal for younger, healthier workforces.

  • Lowest monthly premiums
  • Higher deductibles
  • Good for HSA pairing
  • Preventive care covered
Silver
70%

average coverage

Balanced premiums and out-of-pocket costs. The most popular choice for small businesses.

  • Moderate premiums
  • Moderate deductibles
  • Cost-sharing reductions
  • Most popular tier
Gold
80%

average coverage

Higher premiums but lower costs when you need care. Great for employees who use healthcare regularly.

  • Higher premiums
  • Lower deductibles
  • Lower copays
  • More predictable costs
Platinum
90%

average coverage

Highest premiums with the lowest out-of-pocket costs. Maximum coverage for comprehensive care.

  • Highest premiums
  • Lowest deductibles
  • Minimal copays
  • Maximum coverage

How to Get Started

Getting group coverage for your team is simple. Jay guide you through every step.

01

Share Your Info

Tell us about your business — number of employees, location, and current coverage situation.

02

Get Custom Quotes

We compare plans from multiple carriers and present options tailored to your budget and needs.

03

Choose Your Plan

Select the plan(s) you want to offer. We help you understand every detail before you decide.

04

Enroll Your Team

We handle the paperwork and help your employees enroll. Coverage can start in as little as 2 weeks.

What's Covered

All small group plans are required to cover the 10 Essential Health Benefits under the ACA.

Essential Health Benefits

  • Ambulatory patient services (outpatient care)
  • Emergency services
  • Hospitalization
  • Maternity and newborn care
  • Mental health & substance use disorder services
  • Prescription drugs

Also Included

  • Rehabilitative & habilitative services
  • Laboratory services
  • Preventive & wellness services
  • Pediatric services (dental & vision)
  • No annual or lifetime coverage limits
  • Pre-existing conditions covered

Benefits for Everyone

Group health insurance creates value for both employers and employees.

For Employers

  • Tax-deductible premium contributions
  • Reduced employee turnover costs
  • Competitive advantage in hiring
  • Healthier, more productive workforce
  • Potential Small Business Tax Credit
  • Simplified administration with our support

For Employees

  • Lower premiums than individual plans
  • Pre-tax payroll deductions
  • Coverage for dependents & families
  • No medical underwriting required
  • Comprehensive preventive care
  • Access to large provider networks

Eligibility Requirements

Business Size

1 to 50 full-time equivalent employees (some states allow up to 100)

Employee Participation

Typically 70% of eligible employees must enroll (varies by state and carrier)

Work Hours

Employees working 30+ hours per week are generally eligible for coverage

Business Type

Sole proprietors, LLCs, partnerships, S-corps, C-corps, and nonprofits all qualify

Employer Contribution

Most states require employers to contribute at least 50% of employee-only premiums

Documentation

Business tax ID, employee census (names, DOBs, zip codes), and prior coverage info

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Cover Your Team?

Get a free, no-obligation quote for your small business. Jay will compare plans from top carriers and help you find the best coverage for your budget.