🧾 Self-Employed & Group Health Insurance in Las Vegas & Reno
Tailored health insurance solutions built for small businesses, entrepreneurs, and teams across Nevada.
Whether you’re a sole proprietor or managing a growing team, Nevada Benefits helps you navigate the complexity of group and self-employed health coverage with clarity and confidence. With access to PPO, HMO, POS, HDHP, and level-funded plans, we customize solutions to meet your workforce and budget.
✅ Included Services
We help small businesses, freelancers, and organizations compare and select flexible health insurance plans that scale with their needs.
- Group plans for 2–100+ employees
- Level-funded and self-funded options
- PPO, HMO, POS & high-deductible plans
- FSAs & HSAs for tax savings
- Local & nationwide network access
- Custom quoting, onboarding, and support
- Whether you’re covering a team of 5 or 50+, we’ll help you balance benefits, budget, and compliance.
💡 The Real Challenge for Nevada Businesses
Over 400 businesses in Nevada select group health insurance every month — but many face the same issues:
- ⚠️ Too many choices, not enough guidance
- 💼 National brokers with no Nevada presence
- 💸 High-deductible, low-benefit plans labeled as “deals”
- ❌ One-size-fits-all solutions that don’t fit at all
- The truth? Under Nevada law, pricing is the same no matter who you buy from. The difference is who’s helping you choose.
⚙️ How Nevada Benefits Supports Small Employers
Custom-Tailored Plans for Teams of All Sizes
From high-value plans for startups to scalable coverage for growing businesses, we help you select the right benefits — not just the cheapest.
Level-Funded Plan Expertise
Looking for control, transparency, and potential savings? Level-funded plans offer lower risk with the ability to get money back when claims are low. Great for 10+ employees.
📞 Let’s Talk About the Coverage That Works for Your Business
Health care costs are rising. In 2025, employer-sponsored plans are projected to increase by 6.5%. That’s why now, more than ever, you need a trusted local advisor to help you navigate new options like HSAs, FSAs, and in-network strategies.
