A Guided Path to Understanding Health Benefit Plans with Michelle Lowe

Wednesday, June 5, 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.

The target audience for this workshop includes entrepreneurs, sole proprieters and small business owners with fewer than 10 employees. 

Announcing a new workshop offering personal guidance through solution-based health benefit plans geared to meet your specific needs and budget!  The landscape for health insurance has shifted drastically since 2010.  Some might even call it an avalanche!  Preparation and education will be essential for small business owners to avoid costly financial mistakes when it comes to your health insurance and health-related benefits plan. 

• Become more knowledgeable about the differences between individual and small group health insurance plans and determine which suits your needs best
• Make informed decisions about what health benefit options are best suited for your unique situation.
• Review supplemental coverage options to help offset out-of-pocket costs that are not covered under many new health insurance plans.  Review dental, vision and disability income benefits to customize a corporate-style benefit packages.
• Discover how Healthcare Reform will affect you and your business, and why you need to understand it now
• Glossary of terms necessary to make informed decisions about your health benefit plans

The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship welcomes Michelle Lowe a friendly, informative and upbeat presenter helping bring clarity to the confusing landscape of health coverage for sole proprietors and small business owners.  Michelle is a local, independent broker/agent and trusted advisor for sole proprietors and small business owners in the Greater Monadnock region.  She is dedicated to designing cost effective solutions for both individual and small group health benefit plans. Michelle truly cares about helping you and your local business thrive!  Join us for a guided tour down the path of understanding how health benefit plans work and the right balance of risk protection vs. cost can mean a more profitable business for you.  

Cost: free, registration is required.