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EHP Inc.
Reduce Healthcare Costs. Improve Access to Care
About EHP Inc.
Healthcare isn’t getting more expensive. Employers are just stuck in systems they don’t control. EHP Inc. was built to change that. We provide employers with a structured way to take back control of healthcare spend through compliant, employer-sponsored benefit design — not fully insured plans, and not participation-based wellness programs. At the core of our model is a simple idea: If real medical care is delivered consistently, costs go down. EHP aligns plan design, compliance, and access to care through: SIMERP-based benefit structures IRC §105 and §213(d) compliant reimbursement strategies Ongoing plan-of-care driven medical engagement Payroll tax (FICA) optimization This isn’t a product. It’s infrastructure. Employers use EHP to: Reduce dependency on traditional group health plans Lower overall healthcare and tax burden Provide employees with consistent access to care Build scalable, long-term benefit strategies We work with: Employers looking for alternatives to rising premiums Brokers and consultants ready to offer something different Organizations focused on cost control and compliance Most programs reward participation. EHP is built to ensure care actually happens.
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Customers & Market
EHP Inc. noted that a 250-employee group using tele-health for ER or urgent care clinic visits keeps around 50 to 100 visits a year off the claims history, resulting in tens of thousands of dollars in claims that never get filed.
Reported by Steven Maniec
Customers & Market
EHP Inc. calculated that a 250-employee group using a Section 125 structure for tele-health visits results in $160,000 in FICA savings.
Reported by Steven Maniec
Products & Services
EHP Inc. structured the plan to see payroll-tax savings per head at the same time.
Reported by Steven Maniec
Products & Services
EHP Inc. offers employees real access through Revive Health, primary care, pharmacy, mental health, no copay, and no out-of-pocket coverage.
Reported by Steven Maniec