
What Is a Group Health Plan? Employer Guide
A group health plan is medical coverage an employer or organization sponsors for its workers and their dependents. It's governed mainly by ERISA, and employers commonly share the premium cost
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A group health plan is medical coverage an employer or organization sponsors for its workers and their dependents. It's governed mainly by ERISA, and employers commonly share the premium cost

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