The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) requires employers to extend group health benefits to employees (and their families) who lose health benefits due to specific qualifying events.
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When you choose TASC to administer COBRA you will see considerable cost savings over administering in-house. We offer easy-to-use online tools and services for complete plan management 24/7.
Retiree Billing aids employers in offering employees the opportunity to “continue” benefits when they retire. The benefits most frequently continued are usually similar to those covered by COBRA such as healthcare related coverages. Plans can also include other benefits such as such as life and disability insurance policies.
Offering sound retirement options helps clients hold on to key employees. Retiree Billing is a tool many clients use as part of building strong retirement plans. TASC can help take the administrative work off of employers' plates and help them hold onto key employees while they take care of running their business.
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State Continuation Coverage refers to state specific laws that have been enacted that require employers within that state to allow employees to continue healthcare benefits after they experience qualifying events. Qualifying events are often similar to those provided for in COBRA.
Keeping up with regulatory requirements and changes can be time consuming and costly. And, if an employer misses a step, the fines and litigation expenses can add up quickly. TASC can help temployers remain compliant and take administrative work off their plate so they can get back to doing what they do best, running their business.
Direct Billing provides employers a mechanism for their employees to continue their benefits if for some reason they would normally come to an end. This program is used to bill employees for some or all of the costs of their benefits that are being continued and can be anything associated to a plan and premium.
TASC can help with billing and administration for the continuation of benefits, based on the criteria or program established by the employer.
Leave of Absence (LOA) aids in offering employees the opportunity to “continue” benefits when they will be away from their job for a period of time, which can help employers retain valuable employees.
Note: For clarification, Leave of Absence for Continuation Service and Leave of Absence for FMLA, except for the name are two totally different topics.
Holding on to key employees is getting tougher and tougher in today's job Market. When they have to leave their employer for a short period of time, Leave of Absence is a tool that can help employers retain key employees. TASC can help take the administrative work off their plate and help them hold onto key employees while they take care of running their business.
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