Georgia Small Business Health Insurance Regulations

Small business health insurance laws in Georgia govern insurance for small businesses or the self-employed so it's good idea to become familiar with them.

Read our guide on Georgia health insurance for families and individuals.

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Georgia small business health insurance laws

Georgia health insurance companies must sell small group health insurance to any small business of more than 2 but less the 50 employees.

Your group must meet minimum participation requirements to keep the policy active.

Higher premiums can be charged for an Georgia small business health insurance due to the group's health status. However, health can not be used as grounds for ending a Georgia small business health insurance policy.

Georgia health insurance for the self-employed

In Georgia, a self-employed individual can purchase a Georgia small business health insurance policy.

However, purchasing an individual health insurance policy instead, allows you to claim your premium payments as a tax deduction.

GA small business health insurance quotes and info

For quotes and info, read our guide to affordable small business health insurance.

For more on GA group health insurance rules and regulations, check out the Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner.

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