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Health Insurance For Small Businesses

Answer the questions below to find out which health plans are available in your area. None of the information you enter is kept or shared.

NOTE: For health insurance, a small business is defined as having from 2 to 50 employees, including yourself and any other owners. Sole Proprietors with no other full-time employees can look for health insurance by clicking here.

 
Questions to Determine Available Plans and Costs:


       1. What is your business's 5-digit Zip Code?      
          Some plans are not available citywide  

       2. How many employees do you have, including yourself and any other owners?        
 
       3. Select the number of employees, including yourself and any other owners, to be insured with each type of
           coverage:
  Employee Only
  Employee and spouse or domestic partner (no children)
  Employee and one dependent child
  Employee and one or more dependent children (no spouse or domestic partner)
  Family (employee, spouse or domestic partner, and all dependent children)
Total number of employees, including yourself and any other owners, to be insured:   
       4. Do 30% or more of employees who will be offered coverage earn $40,000 or less per year before taxes?
          Some lower-cost plans have income eligibility requirements


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