Description:
While the conventional business practice is to offer health benefits only to full-time employees, adding part-time, variable hour, seasonal, or academic interns and student workers, and other disqualified workers to traditional group health plans is often cost-prohibitive or prohibited. However, there is a relatively new option that allows employers to extend benefits to more types of employees, helping attract and retain talent in the process – and without overextending budgets. It’s called an individual coverage health reimbursement arrangement (or “ICHRA”).
In this program, attendees will explore the process of designing and implementing an ICHRA, from the nuts-and-bolts analytic perspective, this program will introduce the ICHRA benefit funding vehicle, diving into topics like:
- What is an ICHRA plan?
- How are an ICHRA work?
- Who may sponsor an ICHRA?
- Who is eligible to participate in an ICHRA?
- Is an ICHRA a COBRA eligible benefit program?
- How is an ICHRA terminated?
Speakers:
Paul Van Brunt & Nicole Fender
Moderator:
Marie Smith
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