As a broker, your clients trust you to know the healthcare landscape and understand their benefits options. In this article, you’ll get guidance about recommending ICHRA as a health benefit, and you can submit leads to Take Command.
Acting as an HRA Agent
The advent of ICHRA has opened a whole new world for brokers. Group health insurance used to be the default, but more and more companies are choosing health reimbursement plans (HRAs).
While your ICHRA administrator can help you fully vet a client, there are basic things to consider when determining who would benefit from an ICHRA.
States have different affordability rates, so where your client is located impacts their ICHRA suitability.
If your client is frustrated with premium increases and budget unpredictability, ICHRA could be an ideal solution.
If your client has 100 or more employees, they are a prime candidate for ICHRA.
Renewal rate hikes are a huge pain point for group insurance. If your client wants off the rate hike treadmill, ICHRA is ideal. (You can also serve as a resource to clients by understanding the pros and cons of group insurance.)
Dig in a little deeper
Use Take Command’s broker prospecting tool to identify if your clients or prospects are a good fit for ICHRA.
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Submit an ICHRA lead to Take Command
Enter information about a client you think could be a good candidate for ICHRA. We’ll follow up with you in three to five business days.
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