Level the Playing Field with Fortune 500-Style Benefits
Choosing and administering a health care plan in today’s complex market could be a full-time job for most business owners. And most, frankly, don’t have the time or expertise required. Fortunately, you can turn to Axcet for both the plans and the expertise to give your employees first-class benefits at a small-business price.
Our Approach to Employee Benefits
Cost Savings
First and foremost to most business owners is the cost of providing health care benefits. Understandably so, because benefits can be as much as one-third of an employee’s total compensation. The good news is that with Axcet’s large group plan, we can drive down the costs and protect you from big price swings.
Expertise
Our HR consultants have the resources to find you the best options for your business. Because of the relationships we build, we know the unique challenges and opportunities your business needs to address when obtaining insurance. We’ll find what’s best for you and your employees now and in the long run.
Hands-Free
We administer 100% of the plan. We source multiple plan options to get the plan that’s right for you and your business. We conduct every step of the open enrollment process – including in-person, on-site meetings. We keep you compliant with regulations – including the Affordable Care Act (if applicable). And we make sure your employees have their cards and answer all questions to ensure a smooth, hands-free process for you. So you can focus on the rest of your business.
Benefits Expertise You Can Use Now

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Employee Benefits Services
You have benefit questions. We have benefit services.
Employee Benefits
Health insurance
Prescription coverage
Group dental plan
Group vision plan
Group life & AD&D
Group short-term disability
Group long-term disability
Employee assistance plan (EAP)
Health care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Dependent care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Health Savings Account (HSA)
401(k) – pre and post-tax options
Benefit Plan Administration
Benefit plan design and procurement
Renewal management and negotiation
Benefit plan communications and education
Employee claims assistance
Employee eligibility / change tracking and processing
Premium reconciliation and payment
Affordable Care Act (ACA) Management
Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) management
1094 and 1095 employer reporting (>50)
Variable hour tracking and compliance (>50)
Affordability analysis (>50)
Medical Loss Refund (MLR) processing
Play or pay analysis (>50)
HR Compliance
COBRA and State Continuation administration and liability
HIPAA administration and liability
ERISA reporting and disclosure (Form 5500, SARs, etc.)
Medicare Part D Disclosures