No Industry Buzzwords
One thing that you’ll notice when we first meet to discuss Employee Benefit Health Plans, is that we don’t use industry buzzwords. Our advisors have built a reputation as industry leaders that engage clients using simple language. Communication is important to us, and we use easily understood examples to analyze issues and develop sensible business strategies that are cost-effective and unique to your goals.
Partners
Carriers
Primary Service Areas
Insurance & Consulting
We can help to set up a benefits plan design that best meets the unique needs of employer and employee.
Insurance Services
We can help you track Affordable Care Act (ACA) guidance, deadlines, changes and updates as they happen.
Specialty Programs
Employee benefits is one component of reward management. We can design a plan that fits your needs.
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Every client has their own specific needs. We don’t use a “cookie cutter” approach to healthcare planning. The BenefitWorks is an independent team of advisors that are not tied to specific policies or companies. We offer clients employee benefit health plans with an objective perspective on their situation that results in a plan to reduce overall insurance costs, better their investment strategies, and reduce personal liability. We offer the expertise of over 40 national carriers, all chosen to fill your specific need.
Your Agent
Julie Allord
President / CEO
Julie Allord has 34 years of experience as a licensed Property and Casualty and Life and Health Agent. The last 24 years of her career she has specialized in providing practical solutions to Employers, Associations and Trusts in the Employee Benefits field. Julie is the owner of The BenefitWorks LLC located in Madison, Wisconsin.
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From Our Clients
The Benefit Works has helped more than 500 clients and with almost 90 years of experience we’ll be sure to deliver what we promise!
“We have about 250 employees and The Benefit Works was able to move us from a platform of benefits for Life, Disability and Voluntary Life we had used for several years and saved us almost $100,000. By analyzing our current benefits package, determining how we were rated through our current association, they determined it was more cost effective for us to purchase our own plan versus through our association.”
“We were unsure of the new ACA reporting requirements for both our employee notices and filing with the federal government. After The Benefit Works interviewed our HR department and reviewed our current practices, they were able to give us a schedule of notices and dates for distribution as well as dates and requirements for filing with CMS and other forthcoming requirements.”
“I am a grocer with under 50 full time employees and many part time seasonal employees. I was unable determine what of the ACA rules applied to us with regard to the “Pay or Play” penalties. The Benefit Works was able to assist us with a large employer calculator and help us determine that we were indeed still a small employer and the ACA “Pay or Play” rules were not applicable to us.”
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