Prevention feels better than reaction.
Give people more reasons to take an active role in their health, with education, check-ins, and practical next steps.
When your people feel supported, everyone moves forward. Meet a more human approach to preventive wellness benefits, built for the people who power your business.
Great benefits should make sense to the people using them and the businesses providing them.
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Most benefits get explained in paperwork and forgotten by Monday. We think there’s a better way: make preventive wellness easier to understand, easier to engage with, and more relevant to everyday life.
That's the thinking behind Healtheflex. Real conversations. Practical support. A healthier direction for your team.
Discover the benefitsMore than a list of extras. An approach to everyday well-being that makes room for real life.
Give people more reasons to take an active role in their health, with education, check-ins, and practical next steps.
Explore wellness guidance and resources designed around individual goals and everyday needs.
Help people make sense of wellness information without drowning them in complicated language.
Make space for physical well-being, mental wellness, and habits that support the whole person.
Specific services, clinical access, pharmacy benefits, and eligibility depend on the finalized Healtheflex program and participating providers.
Employee well-being and a healthy business don't have to be competing priorities. Let's look at both sides of the equation.
Run the numbersWe start with your business and its people, not a one-size-fits-all pitch.
Tell us a little about your organization, your current benefits, and what you'd like to improve.
Review potential wellness offerings, participation requirements, and any applicable financial considerations.
Evaluate the details with your benefits, payroll, and tax advisers before moving forward.
“Elite Rewards and Healtheflex understand how much more you can accomplish when you bring the right people together. They value teamwork, preparation and taking care of people, which are things we believe in, too.”
Use this simple scenario planner to explore a hypothetical employer net savings impact. Change the assumptions, then discuss the real details with your advisers.
Here are common questions business owners, CFOs, and HR leaders ask about self-funded preventive care structures.
A tax-advantaged benefit structure allowing employees to redirect compensation toward qualified Preventive Care Program services, increasing net take-home pay and reducing employer payroll taxes. It is not insurance, a rebate, or a cash incentive.
Typically, there is no new employer spend. Payroll tax savings often offset administrative costs, while the net economic benefit grows with engagement.
Yes when designed properly. These plans operate within IRS cafeteria plan rules, distinguish between salary redirection and taxable compensation, and avoid insured risk pooling.
No. It sits alongside your medical plan without interfering with carrier coverage, claims, networks, or deductibles. It is upstream risk management.
Fully insured products price for worst-case scenarios and deliver limited upside. Preventive models allow savings to flow to the employer and employee.
No. This is a self-funded, non-insured federal benefit plan. It is not subject to state insurance laws, state benefit mandates, or state regulatory oversight. There are no state regulatory issues or exposures.
No. Because Healtheflex is structured as a self-funded, noninsured federal benefit plan under IRC Section 125, it is governed exclusively by federal law. It falls outside the jurisdiction of state insurance departments and is not subject to state insurance mandates, state benefit regulations, or state-level regulatory exposure.
Historically, scrutiny arose from poor structures, cash-equivalent rewards, or insured wellness riders. A properly structured self-funded plan avoids these by focusing on qualified services.
Primary risks include poor communication or weak administration. When structured and managed properly, there is no insurance risk or claims liability.
This structure relies on established tax frameworks. Because it is self funded, non-insured, and documented, it is inherently adaptable. There are no current state regulatory issues or exposures; the plan is a self funded, non-insured federal structure under IRC Section 125, placing it outside state insurance department jurisdiction and state benefit mandates entirely.
No, when structured correctly. These plans coexist with HSAs and FSAs and do not disqualify employees from HSA eligibility.
Effective models engineer engagement through incentives, accountability, and real human intervention, measuring outcomes rather than hoping for passive engagement.
No. Administration is handled by the plan administrator, requiring minimal HR involvement, clean payroll integration, and no carrier negotiations.
No. Unlike insured products, there is no multi-year lock-in. Plans are adjustable, terminable, and employers retain full control.
It is best for founder-led or CFO-driven organizations that are frustrated by recurring premium increases and willing to think long-term.
The insurance market is incentivized to price risk rather than eliminate it. Many carriers and brokers do not promote structural solutions, and past abuse created skepticism.
It is a structural approach to improve health outcomes, increase compensation efficiency, and reduce cost volatility by aligning incentives.
Whether you have 20 employees or 2,000, we'd love to hear what a better benefits experience could mean for your business.