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Employee benefits and Spousal HRA strategy
Practical guidance on Spousal HRAs, employee benefits strategy, and cost containment. Written for HR leaders and the brokers who serve them.

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Disney’s Spousal Carveout & the Spousal HRA
Disney just told employees their spouse's coverage is someone else's problem now. Here's why more employers will follow, and why it doesn't have to look like this.
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How HR Can Give Every Employee Personalized Health Plan Guidance
Health insurance decisions look different for every household. Here's how the Decision Support Tool helps HR give employees a personalized way to figure out what makes sense for their family.

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How Healia's claims process protects HR's time
No news is good news, especially during open enrollment. Here's how Healia's claims process is built so employees rarely need to escalate anything to HR, and why that matters more than the reimbursement speed alone.

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Disney’s Spousal Carveout & the Spousal HRA
Disney just told employees their spouse's coverage is someone else's problem now. Here's why more employers will follow, and why it doesn't have to look like this.

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What Employees Really Want to Know About Spousal HRAs
A benefits guide can explain a spousal HRA. It can't answer the question an employee has about their family. Here are the questions employees actually bring to Healia.

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A benefit HR, employees, and Finance can get behind
A spousal HRA doesn't take coverage away, it adds an option — and that addition can meaningfully lower costs. Here's the case for 'subtraction by addition.
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What moves spousal HRA enrollment
Funding level, premium coverage, and multi-channel education decide spousal HRA enrollment. Here's what the data says actually moves the number.

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What is a spousal HRA?
A spousal HRA pays employees to move their family onto a spouse's plan, capping employer liability. Here's how it works and what it returns.

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Why I built Healia in Columbus (and why you should join us)
Healia just announced $18M in funding. We're fixing a benefits system that has never worked the way dual-income families actually live. We're building in Columbus, Ohio, and we're hiring across sales, engineering, operations, and leadership. The best time to join was yesterday.

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