Feasibility & renewal review
From $1,000Compare ICHRA with group and level-funded options. Review your workforce, local markets, contribution choices and employee impact.
Compare my renewal →Benefits for your business. Coverage for your family. Support for your clients. Start with the path that fits you.
Choose the option that fits you. We’ll take you to the right tools and support.
Intelligence before administration. Get independent guidance on costs, contributions and the services that fit your team. Protected data handling →
We work directly with employers or alongside their brokers and advisors.
Send the RFP you already have. Upload your current plan, renewal rates, employee census and employer contributions. We’ll compare available group, level-funded and ICHRA options—and show what each means for your business and employees.
Design the contribution, review the workforce and choose the operating partner—with one connected process.
Choose a step to explore the work behind your recommendation.
Start my feasibility analysis →Health intelligence requires at least 30 covered lives. Scope and data permissions are confirmed first.Start with how people live, work and use their benefits. Then compare the coverage and support they need.
Can I keep my doctor? Review doctors, hospitals and local networks before choosing a plan.
Start a provider review →Prescription needsReview medications, formulary coverage, preferred pharmacies and plan restrictions.
Review coverage questions →Household costsLook at the allowance, premium gap and family coverage choices—not just the monthly premium.
Explore family coverage costs →Shopping & supportExplore medical and additional benefits, understand reimbursements and get enrollment help.
Explore employee benefits →Bring aggregate medical, prescription and projected workforce-risk signals into the funding discussion. Understand the population behind the census before choosing the contribution strategy.
Explore Workforce Intelligence →This is a service roadmap, not a completed employer analysis. Workforce Intelligence is optional and uses appropriately authorized inputs. Aggregate risk informs employer funding strategy; individual health conditions do not determine eligibility, contributions or employee classes. Verified rates, affordability methods and final plan terms require case review.
Compare your options, launch a plan, buy documents or get ongoing support.
Compare ICHRA with group and level-funded options. Review your workforce, local markets, contribution choices and employee impact.
Compare my renewal →Per employee / month. Set up your group, add your census, choose your administration path and guide employees into enrollment.
Start Instant CHOICE →Per benefits-eligible employee / month. For eligible employers generally under 50 full-time employees, including equivalents, that do not offer a group health plan.
Start Instant QSEHRA →Section 125 / POP, ERISA Wrap / SPD, FSA, HRA, dependent care, ICHRA, QSEHRA and other employer-specific document packages.
Choose my documents →Coordinate applicable COBRA, ERISA Wrap / SPD, PCORI and ACA reporting. Setup is quoted; taxes and government fees are separate.
Explore compliance support →Review provider and prescription questions, compare household costs and connect employees with shopping and enrollment assistance.
Explore Provider Match →Not every contribution strategy fits every ICHRA vendor. Our Third Party Vendor Analysis matches the proposed contribution design and employee needs with an administrator and ancillary benefits mix, subject to confirmed capabilities and availability.
Explore Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement and prescription-drug coverage through our ClearMatch referral link. A licensed ClearMatch agent can help with plan comparisons and enrollment questions.
For a complete explanation, read our Guide to CHOICE Arrangements and ICHRA.
CHOICE Arrangement is the newer public-facing term. Governing rules, plan documents, disclosures and tax reporting may still use “Individual Coverage HRA” or “ICHRA,” so we use both terms where accuracy requires it. See what changed and what did not.
Cost includes the employer’s defined contribution, administration, broker compensation when applicable, setup or consulting fees, and required documents. The ICHRA Shop compares these costs against the current plan and renewal before recommending a funding path.
Neither is automatically better. The answer depends on employee geography and ages, carrier and network strength, individual-versus-small-group pricing, employer budget, participation, administration and workforce risk. We compare both instead of forcing one answer.
Affordability is generally tested using the employee’s required contribution for the applicable lowest-cost Silver plan after the employer allowance, together with the federal affordability standard and permitted safe-harbor method. Employer-specific testing belongs in the feasibility analysis.
Employers of any size may consider an ICHRA if the arrangement is designed and administered under applicable federal rules. Employer classes, offer requirements, notices, affordability and interaction with group coverage require careful review.
No. Results vary by state, rating area, employee population and contribution design. Review our state market intelligence and Market Score methodology.
Yes. Brokers keep the client relationship while we provide independent analysis, vendor evaluation, contribution strategy, implementation support and optional Workforce Intelligence.
Compensation may include consulting fees, service fees, administrative fees or insurance commissions depending on the engagement. Read our compensation disclosure.