Understand
Census, geography, age, renewal, contribution strategy and available population signals.
Some employers may want a CHOICE Arrangement plus direct primary care. Others may want virtual primary care around Group, level-funded or individual coverage. ChoiceBenefits uses the employer’s workforce, geography, funding options and available intelligence to configure the layers that fit.
JANET and the ChoiceBenefits intelligence process organize the available signals, compare viable funding paths and surface where a care-access layer deserves evaluation. The employer, broker and licensed partners make the final decisions.
Census, geography, age, renewal, contribution strategy and available population signals.
Group, level-funded, self-funded and ICHRA / CHOICE funding paths.
Evaluate direct primary care, virtual primary care, urgent care and related access support.
Administration, documents, payments, enrollment and employee communication.
CHOICE Arrangements are the current federal name for ICHRA. The care layer is a ChoiceBenefits configuration strategy—not a claim that federal guidance automatically combines or endorses a specific DPC or virtual-care vendor.