Employee Benefit Specialists

A common misconception about the group benefit insurance industry is that it’s standardized, that each insurer approaches their rates and risk analysis the same way, based on the same metrics, but that is not the case. Though the Employee Benefits insurance industry has a few fundamental conventions, there are no universal pricing approaches between group benefit insurers. If you add to this constantly changing legislation, technological innovation, and increasing HR related liability protection needs, employee benefits can become complicated very quickly. It’s easy to see why the services of an experienced employee benefits specialist makes sense.

Another common misconception about employee benefits is that it’s something that can be easily lumped in with life insurance or general insurance offerings, but employee benefits is many times the most complex of the three major insurances provided to individual insureds because there are so many separately underwritten coverages under one master policy. For this reason, using a life insurance agent, general (home & auto) agent or even a financial planner generalist will not provide you with the same level of pricing advantages, current era plan design and technical support as an advisory/ brokerage which specializes in employee benefits. Our specialty is employee benefits.

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HFI Benefits Inc. was originally part of a larger financial services company which originated in the early ’80’s: The HFI Financial Group of Companies. HFI Benefits Inc. was formally established as a specialized entity in 2007. It now stands for Health First Insurance Benefits.

Not only do we have a team with many years of direct employee benefit & health services industry experience (over 70 years combined), this includes a staff member that is a BSc RN with a specialization in Mental Health & another staff member with his B.Sc. CS degree, as we recognize the value and evolution within our industry towards both Wellness and technology driven requirements.

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