Rising costs
Benefit expenses continue to strain company budgets and employee paychecks.
Traditional benefits can feel costly and difficult to use. UnifyWell focuses on accessible, everyday care while helping employers improve payroll efficiency.
Benefit expenses continue to strain company budgets and employee paychecks.
High deductibles and copays can cause employees to postpone routine healthcare.
Networks, claims, and preauthorizations can make basic care harder to access.
UnifyWell uses a Section 125 cafeteria-plan structure. When implemented correctly, eligible payroll is treated on a pre-tax basis, creating potential payroll-tax savings that help fund supplemental wellness benefits.
Exact benefits depend on the selected program and plan terms.
24/7 virtual primary and urgent care for convenient, non-emergency needs.
Virtual counseling and support for employees navigating life and work.
Free or discounted eligible medications at pharmacies nationwide.
Discounts that can make common dental and vision services more approachable.
Discounted access to eligible labs, imaging, and procedures.
Coaching, nutrition, stress-management, and healthy-habit resources.
It is a supplemental wellness and healthcare-benefits program built under Section 125. It can complement existing coverage, but it is not a health-insurance policy. A payroll review helps determine fit and implementation.
Review workforce and payroll details to assess fit and potential impact.
Confirm the appropriate structure, benefits, and rollout plan.
Support communication, paperwork, and employee questions.
Coordinate payroll setup and activate access to benefits.
Start with a no-obligation conversation and payroll review.
Keith can help you understand the program and how it may fit your current benefits strategy.
No. UnifyWell is a supplemental wellness and healthcare-benefits program built under Section 125. It may work alongside current coverage, but it is not an insurance policy.
This campaign is for employers with at least five W-2 employees. Final eligibility is confirmed during the review.
Yes. UnifyWell is available in all 50 states.
Yes. The program may be available whether or not employees currently have health insurance, subject to eligibility and plan terms.
The Section 125 structure can create potential payroll-tax savings that help fund the program. Actual results depend on payroll, participation, plan design, and compliance review and are not guaranteed.
Keith will review your basic company information and coordinate the appropriate next step, usually a consultation or payroll analysis.
If you have five or more W-2 employees, start with a no-obligation review of eligibility, implementation, and potential payroll impact.
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