About $1,100 FICA savings per W-2
Zero out of pocket
$0 primary care, urgent care, mental health
1,000+ generic Rx by mail, $0 urgent retai
IRS
ACA
ERISA
HIPAA
About $1,100 FICA savings per W-2
Zero out of pocket
$0 primary care, urgent care, mental health
1,000+ generic Rx by mail, $0 urgent retai
IRS
ACA
ERISA
HIPAA
Savings, payroll flow, and compliance at a glance.
“$1,120 per employee annually”
“$0 out-of-pocket”
“CPA/Attorney welcome”
Why it matters: A shareable primer your advisors can preview before the call.
You’re eligible if all four apply to your business:
10+ W-2 employees
30+ hours per week
$26,000+ annual income
Not on Medicaid CTA: Book your 15-minute eligibility review Note: If any item does not apply: This program is not a fit under current IRS/ACA rules.
A compliant pre-tax step lowers taxable wages, reducing employer FICA. Employees receive a matching post-tax reimbursement, keeping net pay the same while gaining $0 everyday care.
Zero copays apply up to $250 per employee per calendar year on covered services.
Helper Line: Move the slider to match your eligible W-2 headcount.
Outputs:
Total annual savings
Per employee (annual): $1,120
Benchmarks:
10 = $11,200
50 = $56,000
100 = $112,000
500 = $560,000
Proof Snapshot: 50-employee restaurant group saved ~$56,000/year (illustrative).
Note: If you’d started in 2014, ~$12,320 per employee would already be banked (illustrative).
Disclaimer: Illustrative estimate. Final figures are confirmed during your consultation.
Retail & Hospitality: Restaurant groups • Hotels and resorts • Retail chains • Event venues
Professional Services: Law firms • Accounting practices • Consulting companies • Marketing agencies
Healthcare & Wellness: Medical practices • Dental offices • Physical therapy clinics • Veterinary hospitals
Technology & Innovation: Software companies • IT services • Digital agencies • Tech startups
Skilled Trades & Manufacturing: Construction companies • Electrical contractors • Plumbing services • Manufacturing facilities
Real Estate & Finance: Real estate brokerages • Insurance agencies • Financial planning firms • Property management Wrap-up: If your business has employees and pays FICA taxes, you can capture meaningful savings while offering $0 everyday care.
1,000+ generic prescriptions with $0 copays*
12 mental health counseling visits each year
Unlimited 24/7 urgent care
12 primary care visits each year
Weight health coaching
Employee plus up to six dependents
$0 out-of-pocket explained simply: Employees elect a fixed pre-tax amount and receive a matching post-tax reimbursement. Take-home pay stays the same. Employer retains the FICA savings ($1,120 per employee annually).
Improved retention and hiring appeal
No change to take home pay
IRS §125
IRS §105
IRS §213(d)
ERISA
HIPAA
ACA
Why it matters: Clear statutory footing and plan documents reduce audit risk and payroll friction.
Yes. The structure pairs a §125 pre-tax election with a §105 medical reimbursement plan, with reimbursements tied to §213(d) eligible expenses and ACA-aligned support. ERISA plan documents and HIPAA protections apply. We provide audit-ready documentation.
No. There is no payment requested from you or your employees; fees are carrier-paid under this structure.
No. This is not an indemnity product. We do not pay per-visit cash benefits or use gift cards. It’s a compliant payroll structure (Cafeteria §125 + §105 MRP) with §213(d)-substantiated reimbursements and ACA-aligned coverage.
No. Employees receive a post-tax reimbursement equal to the pre-tax election, so take-home pay stays the same. Your FICA outlay decreases, creating the employer savings.
Yes. §125 plans require NDT. We support standard testing and eligibility gating to keep the plan compliant across classes.
We supply plan adoption documents, §125 POP, §105 plan, SPD, MEC evidence, payroll mapping logs, reimbursement substantiation, and communications history and we coordinate with your advisors.
It doesn’t replace major medical. It stacks on top and remains ACA compliant.
Revalidate eligibility and savings
Walk through payroll setup and compliance
Answer your final questions
Invite your CPA or attorney
No payment requested from you or your employees