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Administration & Compliance Support

Every hour your HR person spends chasing a carrier error is an hour not spent on the work you hired them for. This is the part of brokerage that never appears in a sales pitch and decides how the relationship actually feels.

What it actually is

We take the plan admin off your HR team’s desk.

Day-to-day plan administration: getting people on and off the plan correctly, catching the carrier’s billing errors, keeping booklets current, and answering the member whose card will not scan at the pharmacy on a Friday afternoon. Your employees get our direct line rather than a 1-800 number and a case number.

What you get: Hours back every month for whoever runs your HR.

Coverage

What sits inside this benefit

Each of these is a decision, not a default. Most plans inherit them from a template and never revisit them.

01

Enrolment and termination processing

New hires, departures, and life events — marriage, births, dependants ageing out. Late enrolments are one of the most common causes of denied claims and are entirely preventable.

02

Billing reconciliation

Carrier invoices contain errors more often than employers assume: terminated employees still billed, coverage tiers wrong, retroactive adjustments unexplained. We check them rather than assuming.

03

Booklets and onboarding materials

Current, readable plan booklets, onboarding packages, and bilingual materials where your workforce needs them. A benefit nobody understands is a benefit nobody uses.

04

Taxable benefit and payroll guidance

Which premiums are taxable, how Quebec differs, what goes on a T4 and a Relevé 1, and how provincial payroll taxes interact with your remuneration total.

05

Member support

Employees phone us directly with claim questions. It resolves faster, and it takes the load off whoever runs your HR.

Where the money moves

The levers we actually pull

  • Set up a clean enrolment process at implementation — most claim denials trace back to an administrative failure months earlier.
  • Reconcile carrier billing monthly rather than annually. Errors compound and retroactive corrections get harder to win.
  • Give employees a direct contact. Members who can reach a person escalate less and complain less.
  • Keep booklets current after every plan change. Stale booklets create expectations the plan will not meet.

What drives the cost

Administration support is included in our brokerage compensation rather than billed separately. The cost you should be measuring is the internal one — the hours your team currently spends on this, and the claim denials that administrative errors cause.

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Straight answers

Questions employers actually ask us

No hedging. If the honest answer is “you do not need us for that,” that is the answer you will get.

Ask us something else

No. It is part of what brokerage compensation already covers, whether or not your current broker provides it. We disclose exactly how we are compensated on every plan we place, in writing, so you can judge for yourself what you are getting for it.

Yes, and we would rather they did. Members phoning us gets their question answered faster than routing through their HR contact, and it means we hear about problems while they are still small. It is also why we cap how many clients each advisor carries.

As a general rule in Canada: employer-paid extended health and dental premiums are not a taxable benefit, except in Quebec where they are for provincial purposes; employer-paid group life is taxable; and employer-paid disability premiums make any future benefit taxable, which is why we usually recommend employees pay those. Your specific setup deserves a review with your payroll provider, and we will join that call.

No obligation

Have us look at your administration & compliance support coverage.

Send your current booklet and last renewal. We will tell you what it is really doing — whether or not you ever hire us.

Book a benefits review 431-996-1036

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