Simple Healthcare Licensed Advisors
Advisory firms that license the platform, train on it, and use it with their plan sponsor clients. When an employer gets a savings number and asks who can help them capture it, this is the list we point to.
This isn’t a paid ad slot.
The firm licenses the platform
A listed firm holds a current Simple Healthcare license, which means their producers work in the same platform an employer would see, not a summary of it.
Their people have been trained on it
Onboarding and methodology walkthroughs are part of licensing. A listed firm can explain where a number comes from and defend it in front of a benefits committee.
They can extend platform pricing to you
A firm’s license unlocks a rate below the direct price for their plan sponsor clients. The employer pays Simple Healthcare directly, so nothing runs through the advisor’s books.
We’re seating the founding cohort now.
The directory is new and the first listings are being onboarded. Rather than pad it out, we are keeping it accurate: firms appear here once they are licensed and trained, not before.
If you’re an employer who needs an advisor today, we’ll handle it personally. Tell us your market and we will make an introduction to a firm that fits your plan — and if we don’t have the right one for you yet, we will say so rather than send you to a name that doesn’t fit.
Two sides of the same list.
You have a number. Now you need someone to work it.
A free estimate tells you how much your plan is overpaying. It does not tell you where, and it does not do the negotiating, the renewal or the committee conversation. That is what an advisor does. A licensed advisor does it with the same analysis in front of them that produced your number.
Employers are arriving with a number and no plan.
Every free estimate creates an employer who knows something is wrong and doesn’t yet know what to do about it. Licensed firms are who we point them to. Listing is one part of the license — the prospecting tools, the platform and the support come with it.
What it takes to stay on the list.
A current license, not a past one
Listings track licensing. A firm that lapses comes off the list.
Placement isn’t for sale
No firm can buy a higher position, a badge, or a bigger listing. The license is the license.
Introductions are matched, not auctioned
When we introduce an employer to a firm, it is based on market, plan size and fit — not on who paid for the referral. We don’t charge for introductions in either direction.
The employer keeps the choice
An introduction is an introduction. Employers are free to work with any advisor they like, or with us directly, and the platform pricing is the same either way.
Be on the list employers see first.
Founding listings are open to firms licensing the platform now.