
BC Group helps business owners, CFOs, and HR leaders compare PEO, Open Market benefits, payroll, HR, and healthcare cost considerations before renewal decisions become rushed.
You're an expert in your business. As you've grown, so has the weight of managing payroll, benefits, compliance, and healthcare costs — and the pressure to decide before every renewal deadline.
We take a whole-picture approach: reviewing PEO, Open Market, renewal, funding, administration, and employee-experience considerations so the decision reflects how your business actually operates.

An organized look at your current arrangement, the relevant alternatives, and the questions that matter before a decision is made.
A bundled model for payroll, HR, compliance, workers' comp, and benefits. We help you compare providers, negotiate, and stay in your corner after the paperwork is signed.
Why a PEO →For employers who don't need a full PEO but still want help comparing carriers, level-funded and self-funded options, and contribution strategy at renewal.
Open Market strategy →Depending on the selected solution, a healthcare access and wellness layer may sit alongside existing coverage to support routine-care access and employee resources.
Healthcare access →Begin approximately 190 days before renewal to organize information, evaluate available structures, and address implementation questions without unnecessary time pressure.
Renewal review →Review funding structure, employer contributions, plan design, and related cost considerations as part of the complete benefits decision.
Employer cost strategy →Review ancillary benefits, Medicare, Marketplace, and related coverage needs when they connect to the broader employer or individual situation.
Additional coverage →
A Professional Employer Organization can combine payroll, HR, compliance, workers' compensation, and benefits into one structure. That can simplify administration — but the details and trade-offs matter, and not every provider fits every employer.

Not every employer needs a full PEO. Open Market strategy is for companies that want help comparing carrier options and controlling healthcare costs on their own terms — especially when payroll and HR are already handled.
One structure for the essentials.
Keep benefits flexible and separate.
Sits alongside either model.
Beginning approximately 190 days before renewal gives the employer more time to organize information, review current performance, and identify the alternatives worth evaluating.
Starting earlier also creates room to compare PEO, Open Market, level-funded, and self-funded approaches, consider employee contributions, and plan for implementation before deadlines create unnecessary pressure.

No pressure, no jargon for its own sake — just an organized look at where you are and what your options actually are.
We start with where you are today — your current coverage, costs, admin load, and what's working or grinding.
PEO, Open Market, level-funded, self-funded, and cost-strategy paths — compared clearly, side by side.
You choose the direction that fits, and BC Group can remain involved through implementation, provider coordination, and future reviews.
Selecting a PEO, benefits structure, or provider is only one part of the process. The next step is making sure the decision is implemented clearly and continues to work in practice.
BC Group helps employers compare multiple approaches and providers rather than beginning with a predetermined solution. Sometimes the right answer is a change; sometimes it is improving what is already in place.
The point of a review is to understand the trade-offs, ask better questions, and make a decision that works in practice.— The BC Group approach
Depending on the selected solution, healthcare access and wellness support may include routine-care access, telehealth, employee assistance resources, or wellness services alongside existing coverage.


Funding structure, employer contributions, plan design, administration, and implementation can all affect the complete cost picture. BC Group helps organize those considerations so the employer can evaluate more than the premium alone.
Tell us a little about your business and where you are in the renewal cycle. We will identify the relevant paths, organize the key questions, and talk through the next step with you.
Request a review and we'll put your options in one clear picture.
Practical guidance · Clear next steps
BC Group also supports employers and individuals with related coverage needs that may sit alongside a broader benefits, renewal, or workforce strategy.
Dental, vision, life, disability, accident, critical illness, cancer, and hospital indemnity options that can help round out an employer's benefits package.
Support for individuals reviewing Medicare basics, Medicare Supplement options, and coverage questions.
Help reviewing Marketplace coverage options, eligibility situations, and next steps for individual health coverage.
Straightforward answers to the questions we hear most. Every situation is different, so treat these as a starting point rather than specific advice.