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A Professional Employer Organization co-employs a client’s workers and can offer benefits through its larger pooled plan. This can widen plan access and offload administration, though employers should weigh cost, control, and exit terms.

What is a PEO, and how does it affect our benefits?

June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 by HealthInsuranceFAQs

A Professional Employer Organization co-employs your staff and lets a small business access large-group benefits, payroll, and HR through the PEO. It can mean richer plan options, but you’re tied to the PEO’s plans and pricing.

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