1. Customize Your Plan Take Command's HRA platform guides you step-by-step in designing your custom, compliant ICHRA or QSEHRA. Need help? Our HRA experts can help you design your plan with confidence.
2. Introduce to Your Team Rest assured that we will help onboard your employees, from educating and explaining their HRA benefit to providing 1:1 personalized enrollment support, submitting enrollment applications, and seamlessly integrating with your HRIS for efficient people management.
3. Deliver Compliant, Tax-Free Benefits Easily pay monthly premiums directly to carriers or reimburse your employees tax-free. Our HRA administration software gives you peace of mind with turn-key and transparent payroll and compliance reporting.
Easily manage employee benefits and administrative tasks with intuitive tools built to save you time and reducing complexity.
Streamline your administrative processes with roster management and payroll integrations with most HRIS platforms, saving time and ensuring accuracy.
— William Norvell, CEO of Forte
— Doug Moore, Benefits Consultant of Seubert & Associates
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HRA Administration Software 101
Because of the high margin for error when administering your own HRA plan, many businesses have opted for using an HRA software provider to ensure accuracy and to minimize the headache of doing so themselves.
An HRA software provider is a one-stop shop for setup, compliance, onboarding, policy changes, and all documentation about your HRA plan.
HRA software providers support your plan administrator by:
With anything that involves legal compliance, it’s essential to find a reputable software provider you can trust with your administration.
Don’t worry if this feels overwhelming– the support staff at Take Command is here to help!
Because the penalty for failing to comply with HRA policy requirements is $100 per person per day, finding the right fit for an HRA software provider is a task that should involve some thoughtful research.
When choosing the best HRA software for you, some important considerations are:
If you have questions about how to ensure your HRA software will work for you, feel free to reach out.
Our team will be happy to take you step by step through the process!
It’s absolutely possible to administer your HRA without the help of HRA administration software. However, considering the headache associated with maintaining records, staying up with compliance standards, and tiptoeing around HIPAA, we recommend looking into the benefits of using an HRA administration software.
When looking for the best HRA administration software, consider the following:
After you’ve found the best HRA software for your business, getting started is the easiest part!
Step 1: Design your plan.
Meet with one of our experts to determine your budget, start date, and who on your team will be eligible to participate!
Step 2: Onboard your team.
We’ll reach out to your employees to help them with the onboarding process by:
Step 3: Begin!
As soon as your team is onboarded, they can begin submitting reimbursement requests. We get to work immediately reviewing requests, maintaining records, and staying on top of all changing IRS regulations.
And for you? We’ll send you complete reports regularly so you can keep a bird’s eye view of your HRA plan while staying out of the nitty-gritty details.
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