- Defined Contribution HRA. The HRA becomes the entire employer health benefits plan. Employees purchase their own individual health insurance, and seek reimbursement for the premium from the HRA 100% tax-free.
- New-employee HRA. Provides health insurance coverage from first day of hire until employees become eligible for regular health benefits.
- Retiree HRA. Provides an extended and less expensive alternative to COBRA health insurance, and can help older employees with early retirement.
- High-deductible HRA. Encourages employees to choose high-deductible health insurance and incentivizes smart shopping (i.e., buying generics, medical shopping).
- Supplemental HRA. Fills the gaps that some group and individual plans do not cover (e.g., accidents, maternity).
Thursday, February 7, 2013
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