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Medicare & Medicaid
Medicare and Medicaid are two distinct government-run healthcare programs in the United States. While both programs aim to help Americans access healthcare. They serve different populations and have different eligibility requirements.
When choosing a medicare plan, it’s important to consider your healthcare needs, budget, and medications you use. You can compare plans and enroll in medicare online, by phone, or in person with the help of a licensed insurance agent.


Reasons to get Group Health Insurance

Attract & Retain Employees
Offering group health insurance can help employers attract and retain top talent by providing a valuable benefit that employees may not be able to find elsewhere. Employees who have access to health insurance are more likely to stay with their employer, which can reduce turnover and associated costs.

Improved Health & Productivity
Access to healthcare can help employees stay healthy and productive. Group health insurance can help employees get the care they need to prevent and manage health conditions, resulting in fewer sick days and improved productivity.

Cost Control
Group health insurance can help employers control healthcare costs by spreading the risk of healthcare expenses across a larger group of people. This can result in lower premiums and more predictable healthcare costs for the employer.

Tax Benefits
Employers who offer group health insurance may be eligible for tax benefits, such as deducting premiums paid for health insurance as a business expense.

Better Healthcare Access
Group health isurance typically provides broader access to healthcare providers and services than individual insurance plans. This can result in better access to quality care for employees.

Compliance
The affordable care act (aca) requires employers with 50 or more full - time employees to offer health insurance or face penalties. Offering group health insurance can help employers comply with this requirement.








Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is a federal law that was enacted in 2010 with the goal of making healthcare more accessible and affordable to all Americans. The law mandates that all individuals have health insurance or face a tax penalty, with some exemptions.
The ACA provides individuals with options for health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace, where you can compare and enroll in different plans based on your needs and budget. Depending on your income, you may qualify for financial assistance to help pay for your health insurance.