Savings.
Strategy.
Personalization.
Everything benefits should be.

Bona Vita Benefits helps HR directors and finance leaders explore alternative funding strategies that can lower monthly premiums without cutting coverage. We’ll show you what a personalized cost containment plan could look like.

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See if switching plans can lower your monthly premiums. Enter your information below and an advisor will reach out within one business day with a cost containment analysis.

Most groups see the clearest savings when reviewed 60-90 days before renewal.

Benefits Administration

We carry the operational load of enrollment, eligibility, and carrier coordination so your team can focus on people, not paperwork.

Benefits Analysis & Benchmarking

Data-driven review of your current plan to evaluate costs and gaps, with a focus on how your benefits compare to the competition.

Marketing Our Current Benefits

With access to every corner of the industry, our team leverages its deep bench of offerings when evaluating client benefit alternatives.

Benefits Compliance

Stay ahead of ERISA, ACA, and a shifting regulatory landscape with guidance that keeps your plans audit-ready and penalty-free.

Fractional HR

On-demand HR leadership and benefits expertise without the cost of a full-time hire, scaled to where your organization is today.

Case Study

Aggressive approach to healthcare renewals

Bona Vita became broker of record for a 125-employee group, implemented targeted cost-control strategies, and kept renewals nearly flat, saving the company close to $150,000 a year over three years.

Case Study

Alternative funding yields big savings

A 150+ employee firm facing $1.3M in benefits costs and substantial annual increases moved to a self-funded plan, cutting costs 27% and reduced costs by $350,000 year over year.

Case Study

Advocacy for personalized care

A large client lacked a patient advocacy program, so Bona Vita added one, generating over $30,000 in employee savings from corrected billing issues plus $115,000 in third-year savings.