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Have you ever asked yourself the following questions?
- How do my employee benefits compare to other companies in my region?
- Are my premiums on par with similar size companies relative to my plan designs?
- How many employers have adopted a Health Savings Account in my region?
At McGohan Brabender, we are continually hearing these types of questions from our employee benefits clients. Although some information is available from national sources most of it is too general to answer an employer’s most important questions.
Clearly, employers need customized benchmarking – a comparison of their unique plan(s) to others of similar geographic area, industry, and size. You want to make the appropriate changes to your plans without compromising your ability to attract and retain your most valuable asset, your employees.
As one of the largest employee benefit agencies in the Midwest, one of our key goals is to provide meaningful information and advice so that employers like you can make better-informed decisions. With this in mind, McGohan Brabender has selected a nationally recognized actuarial consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive Mid-Market area survey of employer-sponsored benefit plans – as a participant, this is provided at no cost to you.
There are several reasons for you to take the Mid-Market Benefits Survey:
- Quick – it only takes an average of 30-60 minutes to complete
- Easy – in a user-friendly web-based format, you can complete it at any time and even save results for later completion or editing
- Comprehensive – all of your benefit plans are covered
- Thorough interpretation – your individual results will be provided in a clear, easy-to-understand format by a qualified and knowledgeable consultant
By participating in the survey, you will receive your individual results and gain valuable insight into how your program compares to others locally and nationally. No cost, no pressure, just valuable and easy-to-understand information that will help you plan for the future of your employee benefits.
Questions about the survey? Contact us for more information.
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