A Flexible Health Benefit Strategy for Modern Employers
Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) allow employers to reimburse employees for qualified healthcare expenses on a tax-free basis.
Unlike traditional group health insurance, HRAs provide employers with greater flexibility and cost control.
Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) allow employers to reimburse employees for qualified healthcare expenses on a tax-free basis.
Unlike traditional group health insurance, HRAs provide employers with greater flexibility and cost control.
How HRAs Work
Employers set a reimbursement allowance that employees can use to cover healthcare expenses or insurance premiums.
Common HRA types include:
ICHRA (Individual Coverage HRA)
QSEHRA (Qualified Small Employer HRA)
Group Coverage HRA
HRAs are employer-funded benefits and reimburse employees only after expenses are incurred.
HRAs allow employers to:
Control healthcare spending
Offer benefits to diverse employee classes
Reduce traditional group insurance costs
Provide tax-advantaged reimbursements
Many employers are now using HRAs as part of a defined contribution health strategy.
How Stearns HR Helps
Stearns HR specializes in designing compliant HRA solutions including:
ICHRA strategy and implementation
Compliance with ERISA and ACA regulations
Reimbursement administration
Employee onboarding and education
Our approach helps employers provide meaningful healthcare benefits while maintaining predictable costs.

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