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Plan your medical review

Four tools for your next benefits decision.

Use these blank planning tools beside actual proposals and plan documents. They are separate companions to the guides below, with no registration required.

Medical comparison workbook

Compare company spending and employee costs on the same assumptions.

Enter actual quoted amounts for up to three options, using one shared enrollment mix. Include employer contributions, separate fees and account budgets, then compare a 12-month company budget with employee premium and care-cost scenarios.

Amounts start blank. The optional illustration uses invented figures. Averages are planning figures, not individual payroll instructions. The workbook does not determine a level-funded plan's maximum liability or evaluate HRA household tax credits.

Open the interactive workbook · Download the blank PDF · Download the input template

Provider, network and prescription checklist

Check the exact plan before assuming care will be covered.

Record the proposed network, provider location, drug-list questions, source, date checked and person responsible for follow-up. Keep employee-specific health questions in an appropriate private channel; use placeholders on this shared checklist.

A directory listing is not a coverage guarantee. Confirm unresolved questions with the carrier and provider before relying on a comparison.

Open the checklist · Download the two-page PDF

Enrollment and office-manager handoff

Give every enrollment task an owner and a completion check.

Follow the handoff from the employer's plan decision to employee explanations, elections, carrier confirmation, payroll and first-month checks. Record dates and responsibilities before the next task begins.

Use actual carrier deadlines and individual payroll figures. This sheet organizes the work; it does not establish coverage or replace carrier acceptance.

Open the handoff sheet · Download the two-page PDF

60–90 day renewal checklist

Make time for the comparison, the decision and employee enrollment.

Gather the current plan and renewal, agree on contribution goals, check provider access, compare proposals and assign enrollment follow-up. The checklist includes a first-month verification step and priorities for a late renewal.

The dates are planning windows, not carrier deadlines. Confirm what is feasible for your business before making a change.

Open the renewal checklist · Download the two-page PDF

Keep the planning information general.

The tools work in your browser without sending or automatically saving what you enter. Print or export your comparison before closing it. Use aggregate proposal figures and placeholders, not employee names, dates of birth, diagnoses or other personal health information.

Bring unresolved plan and contribution questions to a benefits review. For individual coverage needs, arrange an appropriate private follow-up rather than entering health details in a general inquiry.

Use the guides as a starting point.

Reviewed September 19, 2026. These educational resources do not replace plan documents, current agency guidance, or advice for your specific legal or tax circumstances. Eligibility, plan terms and deadlines vary. Official sources are linked in the guides.

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