11 Permissible ICHRA Classes
Summarizes the eleven class structures that may be considered when designing an ICHRA.
Build classes, contribution approaches, employer strategy, and a sustainable benefit design.
Browse all resourcesSummarizes the eleven class structures that may be considered when designing an ICHRA.
Organize affordability assumptions, calculations, source facts, and reviewer conclusions so the benefit design has a traceable support file.
Organizes design considerations for an applicable large employer evaluating an HRA strategy.
Helps define proposed employee classes and track the facts, rationale, and review needs supporting each class.
Supports refinement of contribution amounts using employer goals, affordability, geography, and participant considerations.
Helps structure employer contribution goals and compare approaches for a sustainable HRA design.
Review a proposed benefit design for class, contribution, affordability, administration, communication, and governance risks before approval.
Evaluate whether a proposed benefit design and support model preserve understandable choices, reachable help, and appropriate human judgment.
Organizes goals, constraints, and benefit-design considerations for an employer that is not an ALE.
Reviews core strategy and eligibility considerations when evaluating a QSEHRA approach.
Record benefit-design options that were considered but not selected, including the decision rationale, evidence, and conditions for reconsideration.
Evaluate renewal assumptions, contribution indexing approaches, market changes, budget effects, and participant impact before updating the design.
Compares simpler and more segmented benefit designs across administration, employee experience, and governance considerations.