Give your employees Health Insurance Coverage Options as a Small Business Owner
 
New York, USA: Since its launch in 2013, the New York State of Health Marketplace provides affordable coverage to millions of eligible New Yorkers. But did you know? The New York State of Health Small Business Marketplace also allows business owners to provide affordable, high quality health coverage for their employees. With multiple options, and group enrollment processes, the Small Business Marketplace allows employers to enroll conveniently. There is no minimum employee participation requirement and no minimum employer contribution required.
 
Here are a few things to get you started*:
To be eligible to enroll in the Small Business Marketplace, a business or an organization:
  • Has 100 or fewer FTE (Full-Time Equivalent) employees
  • Will have at least one common-law employee ENROLLED in coverage
  • Will offer coverage through the Small Business Marketplace to all eligible employees who work 30 or more hours per week
  • Is authorized to purchase health insurance coverage on behalf of this business for eligible employees
Business owners can:
  • Offer multiple health and dental plans at a variety of price points to meet your employee's needs.
  • Get Small Business Health Care Tax Credit for qualified employers that can cover as much as 50% of the your contribution toward employee premium costs, provided they qualify.
  • Have the flexibility to define the coverage tier and the contribution level.
  • Benefit from convenient billing options:One account, online enrollment and one monthly bill.
  • Receive information and enrollment assistance from trained and certified brokers, agents and navigators.
 
To get started, you need:
Your employer identification number (EIN)
Employee details including DOB, SSN, and email addresses.
 
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Issued by, 
Rucha Kaur
Associate Director,Community Education & Empowerment Directorate, UNITED SIKHS,
Tel:1-718-441-6644
E: ceed-usa@unitedsikhs.org | contact@unitedsikhs.org
 
 
*Information compiled from: https://nystateofhealth.ny.gov/
Information is provided with support from Access Health NYC, a citywide initiative that enables culturally- and linguistically-competent non-profit community-based organizations (CBOs) in all 5 boroughs to do outreach and public education in their communities about options for health care access and coverage, particularly for the uninsured. The Access Health NYC Initiative, in partnership with the NY City Council, is spearheaded by 5 New York City agencies, the Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, Commission on the Public's Health System, Community Service Society of NY, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, and the New York Immigration Coalition.
 

 
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