Only 58% of small businesses offer health insurance to their employees.  Almost half of all Americans work for small businesses. 

That means that many Americans who work for small businesses do not have access to healthcare through their employer.  Often, this can even include the owners of the business. 

It's easy to understand why this can happen.  Health insurance can be a large cost for a small business.  

The Affordable Care Act contains provisions to help with this very issue.  The ACA created tax credits that can dramatically reduce the cost of a small group plan.  

This means that you can purchase a small business health plan at reduced costs.  This means better coverage for your employees, an easier time recruiting and retaining employees and less call outs for illness.

The best part is you can enroll in a small business group health plan at anytime during the year.  There is no need to wait until Open Enrollment in the Fall.