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Employee benefits update · Q2 2026 · Houston

Group health insurance has changed.

If your company has renewed the same fully insured plan year after year, there may be better options in the Houston market. Five quick questions below and a licensed advisor reviews yours — no obligation.

15–50%
Potential monthly savings seen by clients
1996
Houston practice · 350+ companies
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Question 1 of 5

How many employees do you have?

Full-time and part-time together. A best guess is fine.

What is different now?

01

Level-funded plans

A middle-ground option with lower fixed monthly costs, clearer reporting, and possible savings when claims run well.

02

Reference-based pricing

A way to lower what the plan pays for certain services, while giving members someone to call and clear information about their options.

03

A broker who stays ahead of problems

Better results usually come from planning ahead, teaching employees how the plan works, handling the paperwork, working directly with carriers, and helping with HR and payroll questions.

The full flyer

All three pages — the service model and the 401(k) planning process included.

Flyer page 1 — Group health insurance has changed: 15–50% potential monthly savings, level-funded plans, reference-based pricing, a more proactive broker model Flyer page 2 — The Hipson benefits service model: benefits administration systems, payroll and HR guidance, education and enrollment, year-round service work, renewal strategy Flyer page 3 — The Hipson 401(k) planning process: plan design, investment and fee analysis, service, compliance

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A renewal should not be an autopilot exercise.

A brief review can tell you whether your plan is leaving money on the table.

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