New eBook Helps Small Businesses Transition Employees to Individual Health Insurance
Zane Benefits, the leader in individual health insurance reimbursement for small businesses, announced today the publication of a new eBook, "A Step-by-Step Guide on Individual Health Insurance for Employees." The guide helps small businesses switch to individual health insurance and offer excellent health benefits at a controllable cost.
According to Zane Benefits, small business owners want to provide the best health insurance to employees. And yet, traditional group health insurance has become too expensive. It no longer works for small businesses or employees.
To offer better health benefits, small businesses nationwide are adopting individual health insurance for employees.
As small businesses make the switch, many owners and HR administrators have questions about how to adopt individual health insurance and transition employees.
The new eBook outlines four simple steps to transition employees to individual health insurance, all while offering excellent health benefits at an affordable price.
The 15-page eBook is available for free download at the zanebenefits.com website and covers the following topics:
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Why businesses are transitioning employees to individual health insurance
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Two ways you can reimburse employees for their insurance
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How to switch to individual health insurance in four easy steps
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Why this approach saves you 20-60% in healthcare costs
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About Zane Benefits, Inc.
Zane Benefits is the leader in individual health insurance reimbursement for small businesses. Since 2006, Zane Benefits has been on a mission to bring the benefits of individual health insurance to business owners and their employees. Zane Benefits' software helps businesses reimburse employees for individual health insurance plans for annual savings of 20 to 60 percent compared with traditional employer-provided health insurance. Zane Benefits' software was been featured on the front-page of The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times. Learn more at www.zanebenefits.com.
