Give your team pre-tax dollars for their gym, sleep tech, and e-bikes.

Give your team pre-tax dollars for their gym, sleep tech, and e-bikes.

Give your team pre-tax dollars for their gym, sleep tech, and e-bikes.

Costs less than your group plan. Your employees get more than they would through a PEO. Send us your roster and we'll show you the numbers in minutes.

Optimized for NYC startups

Saves ~20% compared to PEOs

The process

How it works

Breaking down the math

Tell us about your business.

Set up an ICHRA instead of a group plan.

Complete a brief form or call us and tell us about your business: your team, your health needs, budget, and goals. It'll take just five minutes.

Rather than buying one group health insurance plan for everyone, the company sets a monthly budget per employee that they use to buy their own individual coverage.

A platform like Thatch handles the compliance and reimbursement. The money is tax-free for both the company and the employee.

We go to work.

Employees enroll in a catastrophic plan.

Your Corridor advisor surveys the entire market: every carrier, every plan type, every structure that could work for your team. We don't cut corners.

Employees under 30 are eligible for ACA catastrophic plans, which are priced off a separate, younger risk pool, not the community-rated pool that drives up premiums in New York.

The Ambetter catastrophic plan costs $275/mo versus $1k+ for the cheapest Gold. The plan covers all ten ACA essential health benefits, plus three free doctor visits per year and full preventive care.

You see everything, clearly.

The premium savings flow into an HRA.

We present your options in a way that just makes sense. No more 10+ page PDFs loaded with jargon!

Whatever the company's monthly budget exceeds the $275 catastrophic premium gets deposited into a company-funded HRA.

So if the budget is $1,000/mo, $275 covers the premium and $725/mo ($8,700/yr) goes into the HRA. Employees use it for doctor visits, prescriptions, therapy, and, with proper documentation, things like gym memberships, an Eight Sleep mattress, pilates classes, or a Whoop subscription.

We handle the rest.

The HRA collapses the deductible gap.

Once you’ve made your decision, we manage enrollment, coordinate with the carrier, and make sure your team is covered. And when renewal rolls around? We do the whole thing over again to make sure you’re still in the best spot.

The employee's real worst-case annual cost equals $10,600 (the deductible) minus whatever has accumulated in the HRA.

At $1,000/mo, that's $10,600 − $8,700 = $1,900 worst case — compared to $7,900 on a Gold plan.

At higher contribution levels the HRA exceeds the deductible entirely, meaning the employee is fully covered in any scenario and the surplus becomes a wellness spending account.

1

Set up an ICHRA instead of a group plan.

Rather than buying one group health insurance plan for everyone, the company sets a monthly budget per employee that they use to buy their own individual coverage.


A platform like Thatch handles the compliance and reimbursement. The money is tax-free for both the company and the employee.

2

Employees enroll in a catastrophic plan.

Employees under 30 are eligible for ACA catastrophic plans, which are priced off a separate, younger risk pool, not the community-rated pool that drives up premiums in New York.


The Ambetter catastrophic plan costs $275/mo versus $1k+ for the cheapest Gold. The plan covers all ten ACA essential health benefits, plus three free doctor visits per year and full preventive care.

3

The premium savings flow into an HRA.

Whatever the company's monthly budget exceeds the $275 catastrophic premium gets deposited into a company-funded HRA.


So if the budget is $1,000/mo, $275 covers the premium and $725/mo ($8,700/yr) goes into the HRA. Employees use it for doctor visits, prescriptions, therapy, and, with proper documentation, things like gym memberships, an Eight Sleep mattress, pilates classes, or a Whoop subscription.

4

The HRA collapses the deductible gap.

The employee's real worst-case annual cost equals $10,600 (the deductible) minus whatever has accumulated in the HRA.


At $1,000/mo, that's $10,600 − $8,700 = $1,900 worst case — compared to $7,900 on a Gold plan.

At higher contribution levels the HRA exceeds the deductible entirely, meaning the employee is fully covered in any scenario and the surplus becomes a wellness spending account.

Pre-tax wellness spending

Pre-tax wellness spending

What people are buying with their HRA dollars.

What people are buying with their HRA dollars.

Gym memberships, sleep tech, e-bikes, home fitness equipment. All eligible for pre-tax HRA spending after your team gets a Letter of Medical Necessity through Truemed. We handle the setup and walk your team through every step.

Gym memberships, sleep tech, e-bikes, home fitness equipment. All eligible for pre-tax HRA spending after your team gets a Letter of Medical Necessity through Truemed. We handle the setup and walk your team through every step.

  • Suzanne, 29

    Product Designer

    Lifetime Fitness membership in NoHo

    $319/mo

    Amazon Medical Subscription

    $19/mo

    Covered through HRA

  • Nikhil, 28

    Chief Executive Officer

    Whoop Subscription

    $20/mo

    Eight Sleep Mattress

    $2,500

    Covered through HRA

  • Matt, 23

    GTM Lead

    Hatch Restore 3

    $170

    Garmin Fenix 8 Pro

    $899

    Covered through HRA

  • Alexa, 26

    Chief of Staff

    Nike Strength Dumbbells

    $80

    ClassPass Membership

    $99/mo

    Infared Sauna

    $595

    Covered through HRA

  • Jake, 27

    Software Engineer

    Cotton Weighted Blanket

    $195

    Medical Bills

    $1,300

    Covered through HRA

  • Suzanne, 29

    Product Designer

    Lifetime Fitness membership in NoHo

    $319/mo

    Amazon Medical Subscription

    $19/mo

    Covered through HRA

  • Nikhil, 28

    Chief Executive Officer

    Whoop Subscription

    $20/mo

    Eight Sleep Mattress

    $2,500

    Covered through HRA

  • Matt, 23

    GTM Lead

    Hatch Restore 3

    $170

    Garmin Fenix 8 Pro

    $899

    Covered through HRA

  • Alexa, 26

    Chief of Staff

    Nike Strength Dumbbells

    $80

    ClassPass Membership

    $99/mo

    Infared Sauna

    $595

    Covered through HRA

  • Jake, 27

    Software Engineer

    Cotton Weighted Blanket

    $195

    Medical Bills

    $1,300

    Covered through HRA

See the numbers

See the numbers

Lower effective out-of-pocket than you'd expect. See how HRA accumulation changes the math.

Lower effective out-of-pocket than you'd expect. See how HRA accumulation changes the math.

Catastrophic plans are available to individuals under 30. Your ICHRA contribution covers the premium, and remaining dollars accumulate as HRA funds that can offset your team's deductible. Drag the sliders to model it for your company.

Catastrophic plans are available to individuals under 30. Your ICHRA contribution covers the premium, and remaining dollars accumulate as HRA funds that can offset your team's deductible. Drag the sliders to model it for your company.

See the numbers

See the numbers

3 free primary care visits/yr before deductible

100% preventive care (physicals, screenings, vaccines)

In-network: NYC Health + Hospitals, Northwell, CityMD

Model your plan

Monthly ICHRA contribution

$700

$400$1500/mo

Employee monthly wellness spending (gym, sleep tech, etc.)

$50

$0$500/mo
$745/mo

Total employer cost per employee

$276/mo

Fidelis Catastrophic premium

Estimated out-of-pocket max after wellness spending

Catastrophic ICHRA through Corridor

$6,112

Typical NYC Silver Plan

$9,100

Catastrophic without HRA

$10,600

Unused HRA dollars roll over each year. Effective exposure keeps dropping.

The comparison

The comparison

Your team gets more and you pay less for it.

Your team gets more and you pay less for it.

Group plan

PEO

Catastrophic + HRA

Employer cost / employee / mo

$850–1,100+

$800–1,000+

From $745

What employees spend on

Doctor visits, Rx

Doctor visits, Rx

Premiums + gym, sleep tech, bikes, fitness, doctor visits, Rx

Admin

Weeks of paperwork

Bundled (their way)

Corridor handles everything

Multi-state teams

Painful

Limited

Built in

Wellness spending

Not coveredful

Not covered

Pre-tax through HRA

Employee choice

2–3 options

Take it or leave it

Each person picks their plan

Group plan

PEO

Catastrophic + HRA

Employer cost / employee / mo

$850–1,100+

$800–1,000+

From $745

What employees spend on

Doctor visits, Rx

Doctor visits, Rx

Premiums + gym, sleep tech, bikes, fitness, doctor visits, Rx

Admin

Weeks of paperwork

Bundled (their way)

Corridor handles everything

Multi-state teams

Painful

Limited

Built in

Wellness spending

Not coveredful

Not covered

Pre-tax through HRA

Employee choice

2–3 options

Take it or leave it

Each person picks their plan

Our team has helped 1,000+ companies adopt ICHRA.

Our team has helped 1,000+ companies adopt ICHRA.

You send us your roster. We design the strategy, handle the enrollment, and manage everything after.

You send us your roster. We design the strategy, handle the enrollment, and manage everything after.

“Corridor has been an absolute game-changer for Tether. Their expertise in benefits management has made them an indispensable part of our HR strategy.”

Gary Sahota

Founder, Tether Data

You're paying

$800+/mo

per

employee

for insurance

they barely use.

Group plans and PEOs are built for older, higher-utilization workforces. Your team is young, healthy, and spending more on Equinox than on doctor visits. There's a strategy designed for exactly this profile, and your employees walk away with more.

You're paying

$800+/mo

per

employee

for insurance

they barely use.

Group plans and PEOs are built for older, higher-utilization workforces. Your team is young, healthy, and spending more on Equinox than on doctor visits. There's a strategy designed for exactly this profile, and your employees walk away with more.

Give your team the best benefits they've ever had.

Send us your roster, we'll show you the numbers in minutes.

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