BUSINESS OWNER HEALTH INSURANCE & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
Running Your Own Business?
When was the last time you compared
your health coverage options?
or your employees, would it make sense to see what options
may be available, before deciding whether anything needs to change?
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More Options for You
Individuals & Businesses
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A Brighter Tomorrow
Coverage for What Matters
Trusted Guidance
Independent Broker
40+ Carriers
More Options for You
Individuals & Businesses
Personalized Support
A Brighter Tomorrow
Coverage for What Matters
START WITH YOUR SITUATION
Let's Understand What You're Looking For
Every business owner is different. Before talking about insurance options, it makes sense to understand what’s important to you.
Who are you looking for health coverage for?
Yourself? Your spouse? Your family? Your employees?
Do you currently have health coverage?
Are you looking for new coverage, or comparing what you already have?
If you have employees, are you considering group health coverage?
Or do you already have a group plan you’d like to compare?
If you could improve one thing about your current coverage, what matters most?
Cost? Benefits? Deductible? Network Access? Employee Coverage? Flexibility?
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY HEALTH COVERAGE
Working for Yourself?
If you’re self-employed, a business owner, freelancer, consultant, or independent contractor, finding health coverage can be different from a traditional employer.
- Coverage for yourself
- Your family
- You and your spouse
- Your children
EMPLOYEE HEALTH COVERAGE
Running a Business with Employees?
Maybe you’re thinking about offering health coverage for the first time, or you already have a group plan and want to compare options.
- New group health coverage
- Owner + employee coverage
- Compare existing group plan
- Supplemental employee benefits
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
What Else Are You Trying to Protect?
Business Owner Life Insurance
Protect the people who depend on you.
Key Person Insurance
What if someone critical to the business was suddenly gone?
Buy-Sell Funding
What happens if one owner can no longer continue?
Employee Benefits
Give your employees more options.
BUSINESS OWNER PROTECTION
Protect What You've Built.
You’ve invested time, money, relationships, and years of work into your business. Your business may support your family, your employees, your income, and your future.
What happens to the business if something happens to you or another key person?
Having a plan isn’t about expecting something to happen. It’s about understanding your options before you need them.
A Different Kind of Conversation
- We start with your situation
- Understand your options
- Compare before you decide
- You decide what makes sense
Frequently Asked Questions
Eligibility depends on the insurance carrier and your business structure. Some plans are available to small businesses with only a few employees. We can help you explore options based on your business size and situation.
Yes. You can review your current plan and compare coverage, benefits, and costs with other available options. This can help you determine whether your existing plan is still the right fit for your business.
You may still have health insurance options as a self-employed business owner. The right solution depends on your circumstances, location, and eligibility. We can help you explore available options.
Yes. Depending on the plan and eligibility requirements, business owners may be able to provide coverage for themselves and their employees. We can help you understand the available options for your business.
Key person insurance is coverage designed to help protect a business financially if an essential employee or owner passes away or becomes unable to continue working. It can help the business manage the financial impact of losing someone critical to its operations.
Buy-sell funding helps provide the money needed to carry out a business succession or buy-sell agreement if an owner dies or experiences another qualifying event. Insurance is often used to help fund the purchase of the owner’s business interest.
Not necessarily. You can review your existing coverage before making any changes. The goal is to understand your current plan and see whether there may be opportunities for better coverage, benefits, or costs.
YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR FUTURE.
When Was the Last Time You Compared Your Options?
Whether you’re looking for coverage for yourself, your family, your employees, or additional protection for your business, getting information doesn’t have to mean you have to make a change. It simply gives you the opportunity to understand your options.