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Take Command has made it simple to set up and administer the small business HRA for StreamCare and we highly recommend it to other small businesses.
”As a benefits consultant, your clients trust you to find the right health benefit package for their needs. But when traditional group plans don’t fit the bill, you need a smarter alternative to add to your client playbook.
Enter an ICHRA from Take Command, a flexible and straightforward health plan designed to help your clients save money and keep their employees happy. And the best part? You earn commission.
An ICHRA, also known as an Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Agreement, is designed to offer your clients a flexible alternative to group health plans. Why? A group health plan doesn’t suit every organization and can be a headache to manage. By partnering with Take Command, you ease your clients' stress with an ICHRA plan that puts them in control of their budget, gives employees more choices, and simplifies administration.
Partnering with Take Command empowers you to offer an ICHRA plan that benefits you and your clients. Not only do you provide them with a tax-advantaged alternative to traditional health insurance, but you also gain a trusted partner to handle compliance and documentation through our ICHRA administration.
Here’s how an ICHRA from Take Command works for you and your clients:
Take Command has made it simple to set up and administer the small business HRA for StreamCare and we highly recommend it to other small businesses.
”— Tom Rossi, Co-founder of StreamCare
— Todd Manley, HR Manager at Union
— Jeff Yuan, Co-founder and COO of Taro Health
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