You now have more ways to contribute to your employees’ health care costs — with Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs). Use this guide to help you compare coverage options, …

When looking for a plan that fits the needs of your business and employees, you should carefully consider things like the cost to you and your employees, and the health services covered.

The Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) is for small employers who want to provide health and/or dental insurance to their employees — affordably, flexibly, and conveniently.

Marketplace health plans: Employees of small businesses can enroll in qualified health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace ®. The federal government operates the Individual …

During the government shutdown, continue using your 2025 health insurance plan and providers. Use this site to apply for and enroll in 2026 coverage during Marketplace Open Enrollment.

Employers must provide employees with a standard "Summary of Benefits and Coverage" (SBC) form explaining what their health plan covers and what it costs. The purpose of the SBC is to …

You can view a summary of benefits, a plan brochure, a provider directory, and a list of covered drugs for each plan. You’ll find links to all of these when you’re comparing Marketplace plans …

During the government shutdown, continue using your 2025 health insurance plan and providers. Use this site to apply for and enroll in 2026 coverage during Marketplace Open Enrollment.

How much can I contribute to my employees’ costs? You have the flexibility to decide how much you contribute toward your employees’ individual coverage Health Reimbursement …

Understanding eligibility requirements, coverage options, and costs can help you decide which option fits the needs of your small business and employees. Read below to learn the …