He retired last month after 28 years traveling the world to source the very best gemstones for his family’s jewelry business, Oscar Heyman.
Health Care Coverage Is The Difference
As the job market expands, employers must stand out.

Brought To You By MJM Global Insurance Brokerage Group
JA has partnered with JewelersHealthCare.com to bring change to the world of health care for jewelers by providing immediate saving and simple enrollment. As insurance rates are slotted to increase 15-30% in the next year, JA members can take advantage of this opportunity to offer affordable health care coverage to their employees.
With over 99,000 health care plans available, choosing the right coverage for you and your employees can be overwhelming. You can now take the guess work out of choosing the best plan for your business with selections narrowed by your location, group size, and overall health of your employees. Once coverage options are narrowed, as an employer you are able to compare plans and make the best choice for yourself and your employees.
Though JA members will find this health care marketplace user friendly, some questions may arise. If you find yourself with questions there is complete concierge level customer service available. This includes assistance via chat, email or phone to help navigate the marketplace.
Another benefit to this program is its ability to assist in finding child care or elder care. Medical Bill Saver assists employees in saving on their out-of-pocket cost of health care services. Skilled negotiators make calls and work with providers to reduce bills sometimes saving hundreds even thousands of dollars.

JA has provided members an amazing platform to stand out in the evolving market of health care coverage. This partnership with JewelersHealthCare.com means reduced health care premiums, flexibility in the design of your plan, and better overall health care for you, your family and your employees. By offering the added benefit of health care coverage, JA members are able to retain their valued employees in the expanding job market.
To enroll in or learn more about these health care options now available to JA members, visit JewelersHealthCare.com and enroll yourself and your employees today! Enrollment is a few simple clicks and provides some modest information to find the best plans for your business and employees.
They launched JewelersHealthcare.com to help the industry see immediate and significant savings on one of their largest business expenses, while turning an otherwise complicated health insurance buying process into an easy system.
Contact Rick Reiman at rreiman@mjmglobal.com or (201) 720-7660.
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