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Access to a dedicated HR Consultant and Compliance Attorney available via phone or email to answer questions, and provide recommendations to mitigate risk.
Empowering employees to manage their health risks helps keep the company's benefits packages competitive, current, and cost-effective. Ansay's health risk management services provide the key to choosing a health and wellness benefits plan for the company's budget and its employee’s needs. Keep employee benefit packages competitive, current, and cost-effective by starting with Ansay's health risk management services.
Striking the right balance between your employee health plan’s affordability, extent of coverage, and its competitiveness in the hiring market can be difficult. Even a dedicated human resources department can struggle with managing risks in health insurance plan selection, compliance, and documentation to find a best-fit solution for everyone’s unique and ever-evolving health needs.
Access to a dedicated HR Consultant and Compliance Attorney available via phone or email to answer questions, and provide recommendations to mitigate risk.
Enrollment guides, wrap documents, and summary of benefit and/or material modification documents customized for the plans offered to your employees.
Stay updated with compliance changes by receiving a compliance calendar and regular updates as regulations change and new regulations arise.
Keep your employee handbook and/or policies and procedures relevant through review and recommendations to revise
A high-tech portal designed with access to thousands of legal outlines, draft policies, legal summaries, compliance toolkits, peer community, total compensation statements, and a compliance calendar.
Access to an online portal including more than 200 courses available ranging from required annual trainings to professional development options.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common types of employee benefits are health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and workplace flexibility.
Fringe benefits are any type of employee benefit that is not directly related to the job or workplace. Common examples of fringe benefits include health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, meal subsidization, and personal use of company property.
A voluntary benefit is any type of employee benefit that is not required by law. Voluntary benefits are typically offered by employers as a way to attract and retain employees. Common examples of voluntary benefits include health insurance, life insurance, and retirement plans.
An employee benefit plan is a set of rules that govern the way an employer provides benefits to its employees. Benefit plans are typically created by the employer and define the eligibility requirements, covered benefits, and terms of coverage.
For more information about our employee benefits tools and services, please contact us today.
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