Restaurant Chain Extends Customized Health Benefits to all Employees with MagnaCare
A restaurant chain in New Jersey wanted to give all its employees healthcare coverage to keep them healthy. But it needed a solution it could afford.
Together with the client, MagnaCare devised a very creative solution that is keeping the client and its employees happy. They’re providing a MagnaCare Enhanced MEC health plan to the majority of its workers, and a Create® Flex EPO plan to managers and chefs. To ease financing, the client opted for MagnaCare Level-Funded.
See the infographic below for more details about this highly tailored arrangement and plan design, implemented within 30 days:
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