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  • What Brokers Should Be Doing Now to Get Clients ACA-Ready

    Posted: September 2, 2025   

    How to position yourself as a trusted ACA compliance advisor For brokers and benefits advisors, Q4 planning doesn’t start in October. It starts now. September marks a critical moment in the annual ACA compliance cycle, when employers begin thinking about year-end strategies, benefits renewals, and how to avoid last-minute reporting panic. That makes now the perfect […]

  • Navigating Your Health Plan: A Guide to Your Explanation of Benefits (EOB)

    Posted: August 26, 2025   

    Ever found a confusing document in your mailbox after a doctor’s visit, wondering if it’s a bill, especially with an “amount you owe” at the bottom? You’re not alone! That document is most likely an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your health insurance company. It’s crucial to remember: an EOB is NOT a bill. Think […]

  • Health Insurance Terms You Should Know

    Posted: August 11, 2025   

    Health care terms, medical bills, and forms can be hard to understand. Here are some common health care terms, and what they mean.   Allowed Amount This is the maximum payment the plan will pay for a covered health care service.  May also be called “eligible expense,” “payment allowance,” or “negotiated rate.” For example, if […]

  • Upcoming Changes for Employee Benefits

    Posted: August 4, 2025   

    Employers will see several changes to their health and welfare benefits due to comprehensive new tax and spending legislation. This includes notable improvements to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Dependent Care Flexible Spending Arrangements (DCFSAs), and employer-provided student loan payments, as well as the introduction of some new fringe benefit choices. These updates introduce significant changes […]

  • ACA Update: Enhanced No-Cost Cancer Screenings for Women Coming in 2026

    Posted: July 28, 2025   

    Big changes are coming to women’s preventive care coverage!  Starting with plan years on or after December 31, 2025, group health plans and health insurance issuers must expand their no-cost coverage for women’s preventive care. This expansion includes additional breast cancer imaging or testing needed to complete an initial mammogram, as well as patient navigation […]


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