Use one census, the current plan, renewal and budget to compare every viable funding path.
Quote. Predict.
Arrange. Enroll.
- QuoteSee fully insured, self-funded and ICHRA / CHOICE paths side by side.
- PredictAdd market and population-risk intelligence when the decision needs it.
- ArrangeSet the funding, employee classes, contributions and benefits.
- EnrollConnect employee shopping, licensed support and renewal management.
Optional consulting is available separately through The ICHRA Shop.
One operating platform. Two guided experiences.
Employers and brokers build the strategy. Employees see their contribution, compare coverage and enroll through a guided shopping experience.
Add market, claims, Rx and projected population-risk signals when deeper analysis is appropriate.
Configure the funding, employee classes, employer contributions and supporting benefits.
Launch employee shopping, licensed support, payment guidance and renewal management.
Compare funding. Set contributions. Launch enrollment.
Build the strategy across fully insured, level-funded, self-funded and ICHRA / CHOICE options—then configure the employee experience.
Build the employer strategy →See your allowance. Shop and compare. Enroll.
Compare medical plans and net costs, then add HSA/FSA, dental, vision, life and voluntary benefits with licensed help available.
Shop employee benefits →The data behind the quote becomes visible.
The basic quote uses census and market data. Add Predictive Risk Intelligence to layer aggregate, de-identified medical and pharmacy signals over the quote before the funding recommendation is made.
See the intelligence report →Risk intelligence supports an aggregate employer funding decision. It is not used to determine an individual employee’s eligibility or benefits.
Meet JANET™
JANET is the AI Benefits Consultant powered by the ChoiceBenefits intelligence engine.
Traditional Group. Level-Funded. Self-Funded. Captives. CHOICE. HRAs. Voluntary Benefits.
JANET helps bring the intelligence together.Ask a better question before choosing the product.
Just shop benefits.
Buying benefits should be as easy as buying groceries.
Skip employer setup and go straight to the store. Search, compare and build a personal package across medical, short-term medical, Medicare, dental, vision, life, supplemental coverage, HSA and everyday care.
Enter the benefits marketplace →Configure the plan—or supercharge the decision.
Start with a standard benefits configuration. Then add de-identified medical and pharmacy intelligence when the employer wants a deeper view of workforce risk.
Bring every benefit into one plan.
Compare traditional group insurance with an ICHRA/CHOICE Arrangement, set employer contributions and add ancillary benefits around the workforce.
Use real risk signals before choosing the funding.
For groups starting at five eligible employees, appropriately authorized, de-identified medical and Rx data can reveal high-cost exposure and help test All Group, CHOICE Only or a compliant combination.
to begin analysis
Employer builds the case
Upload the census, add basic group information and set the current benefits budget.
Choose the benefits
Select which benefits the employer wants to fund and how much to contribute for employees and families.
System recommends the design
Scoring helps configure the funding arrangement, identify potential ICHRA carve-outs and establish recommended plan benchmarks.
Employees shop and enroll
Employees can shop all available benefits, split family members across plans or enroll the entire family together.
Choose the standard configuration or add Risk Intelligence. Either path produces a clear funding comparison, employer contribution strategy, benefits package and employee shopping experience.
The ICHRA Shop provides the consulting and analysis. ChoiceBenefits.ai turns it into an employer strategy and an employee experience.
We start with the employer decision—not a predetermined product.
One census becomes a side-by-side funding recommendation and, when the employer is ready, a connected employee shopping experience.
Every funding arrangement
Compare fully insured group, level- or self-funded coverage, an ICHRA / CHOICE Arrangement, or a permitted combination.
Strategy before administrator
Set the contribution, reimbursement and service model first. Then evaluate the administrators and vendors that fit it.
Built through enrollment
Turn the employer recommendation into family-level plan shopping, split-plan decisions, ancillary benefits and live enrollment help.
Predictive Risk Intelligence
Add de-identified claims, prescription and specialty-drug insight when the funding decision needs a deeper view of risk.
See what the analysis delivers →Build. Launch. Shop. Manage.
Choice Benefits stays with the employer from the first budget comparison through plan documents, employee enrollment, reimbursements and renewal.
Individual, group and ancillary carriers—together.
Choice Benefits is being built to compare the medical funding strategy first, then connect employees and employers to the carrier options that fit the final design.
A modern level-funded option—compared with ICHRA / CHOICE before the employer decides.
ChoiceBenefits brings the employer, broker, market and available population signals into one decision process. Angle Health adds a modern level-funded medical option and member experience. Together, we can help employers evaluate both paths instead of forcing the answer first.
Individual medical
IACA individual and family plans available by employee ZIP code, age and effective date.
Group medical
GTraditional and alternative group options evaluated alongside CHOICE—not in a separate conversation.
Ancillary + protection
+Benefits that expand the package beyond medical and support the employee’s complete benefits budget.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is the customer-facing health-plan brand; Elevance Health is its parent company. Carrier, product and plan availability varies by state, employer size, eligibility, ZIP code, rating area, underwriting and effective date. Listed companies represent options available through our quoting, enrollment or partner channels; inclusion does not guarantee availability in every market.
Keep eligibility, contributions and deductions moving.
Choice Benefits prepares the connection between the employer’s benefits configuration and its payroll workflow—through an approved API, secure file exchange, SFTP or payroll-ready export.
Set up payroll integration →The Choice Payment Card.
Bring the employer contribution and employee share into one guided premium-payment experience. Approved employers can request a Choice-branded payment solution for eligible CHOICE Arrangement premiums, payment status and reconciliation.
Employers build. Employees shop. Brokers advise.
Build the employer plan
Compare today’s cost, set employee and family allowances, define classes and build a five-year contribution strategy.
$12 per enrolled employee per month
plus
the selected annual service fee.
Shop employee benefits
Use the employer’s enrollment link and allowance to compare medical coverage first, then add available benefits.
Open the marketplaceSupport a broker’s client
Compare administrators, preserve the broker relationship and add independent market and implementation support.
Open Broker SupportLaunch in three clear steps.
Set allowances
Choose employee, spouse and dependent contributions, classes and geography.
Configure the plan →Price and document
Review administration, annual service level and the simplified compliance package.
View transparent pricing →Invite employees
Share the enrollment link for benefits shopping, payment guidance and live help.
See employee enrollment →One connected path from plan design to enrollment.
Model the employer contribution, prepare the plan, invite employees and give every person a straightforward shopping experience with live support when they need it.
$12 PEPM plus an annual service package.
One place to compare coverage, choose benefits and complete enrollment.
Virtual 1:1, group and live enrollment help.
ICHRA and CHOICE Arrangement questions.
Choice Benefits separates the employer’s funding decision from vendor selection and employee shopping.