You want to cover your people.
Benefits are part of how you keep a crew together. They are also what people compare when they are deciding between two jobs.
MEC PLANS FOR EMPLOYERS
Three levels of ACA-compliant MEC coverage for hourly, part-time, and variable-hour teams. Preventive care at 100%, $0 telehealth, and plans employees actually use.
Plans start at $55 per employee per month.
Preventive care at 100% on all three plans, with no copay.
$0 telehealth, unlimited, 24/7, in English and Spanish.
Prescription coverage starting with preventive drugs. Generics on Plus, brand on Enhanced.
23,000+ providers in Utah and 1.2 million nationwide.
Vision discounts through VSP Choice, plus member savings through BenefitHub.
Three plan levels, starting at $55 per employee per month.
THE CHALLENGE
Benefits are part of how you keep a crew together. They are also what people compare when they are deciding between two jobs.
Major medical premiums assume salaried headcount and low turnover. On an hourly roster, the math stops working fast..
A plan nobody signs up for does not help anyone. Price it so employees opt in instead of waiving.
Rates shown are employee-only. See each plan's Summary and Plan Booklet for full benefit details, copays, and limitations.
MEC
MEC Plus
MEC Enhanced
| Tier | MEC | MEC Plus | MEC Enhanced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employee only | $55 | $79 | $129 |
| Employee + spouse | $85 | $119 | $194 |
| Employee + children | $99 | $139 | $222 |
| Family | $129 | $175 | $277 |
HERE WHEN YOU NEED US
Whether you're exploring EMI Health or already working with us, there's a direct path to a real person.
Tell us about your organization and the sales team for your state will reach out.
Start a conversation →Billing, enrollment, renewals — find the right team for brokers and groups.
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GETTING STARTED
No underwriting. No claims data to gather. Your broker works with you at every step.
One application. There is no underwriting and no claims history to pull together.
MEC, MEC Plus, or MEC Enhanced. Employer-paid, contributory, and voluntary setups all work.
A 3% rate-cap guarantee locks your rates for one additional year.
Minimums: 10 eligible employees, or 5 if you offer MEC alongside an EMI Health major medical plan.
Groups with 10-40 eligible employees may offer up to 2 MEC products
Groups with 41+ eligible employees may offer up to 3 MEC products
MEC stands for minimum essential coverage. It covers preventive care at 100%, plus telehealth and a set of everyday services depending on the plan level. It is built to be affordable enough that hourly and part-time employees will actually enroll.
Major medical is built to cover big claims. It has a deductible, an out-of-pocket maximum, and coverage for hospital stays, surgery, and ongoing treatment. That protection is why it costs several hundred dollars a month per employee.
A MEC plan is built to cover everyday care at a price hourly employees will pay. It covers preventive care at 100%, $0 virtual urgent care, and a set number of doctor visits, prescriptions, and tests depending on the plan level. It does not cover hospital stays or major procedures, and it has no deductible or out-of-pocket maximum.
A MEC plan is not major medical and does not replace it. Many employers offer MEC to hourly and part-time staff and major medical to salaried staff.
Yes, it satisfies the requirement to offer coverage. A MEC plan is not a minimum value plan, so it does not satisfy the separate minimum value standard.
You need 10 enrolled employees, or 5 if you offer MEC alongside an EMI Health major medical plan. Employer-paid, contributory, and voluntary setups all work.
Yes. Many employers pair MEC for their hourly and part-time workforce with major medical for salaried staff, and the major medical plan does not have to be with EMI Health.
Every state where EMI Health is licensed for group business. Utah and Idaho are newly available for sale. Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are new EMI Health states.