


Benefits problems don't always require traditional benefits solutions.
Employers
Navigator Benefits brings decades of employee-benefits experience to a focused practice helping employers address two increasingly important challenges:
Employees approaching Medicare
Employees turning 65 often bring Medicare questions to HR first:
Do I need to enroll in Medicare? Should I stay on the employer plan? Which coverage pays first? What happens to my HSA?
Medicare is a specialty — and most HR and benefits teams aren’t Medicare specialists.
Navigator helps employers fill that knowledge gap through employee Medicare education, including one-on-one education sessions, while helping the employer navigate the intersection between Medicare and employer coverage.
A different way to provide health benefits
Traditional group health insurance isn’t the only way an employer can help employees obtain health coverage.
CHOICE Arrangements (ICHRA) allow an employer to establish a defined contribution toward employees’ individual health insurance rather than sponsoring a traditional group health plan.
Done correctly, that can give employers greater budget control while giving employees more choice in selecting coverage that fits their circumstances.
It isn’t the right solution for every employer — but for the right situation, it deserves a serious look.
Start with the problem.
Navigator’s approach isn’t to begin with a particular insurance product.
What is the employer trying to accomplish? What isn’t working today? What alternatives are available?
Understand the problem. Define the goal. Do the math. Then determine whether a different approach makes sense.
