FIVE|50Acme · Plan year starting 2027-01-01
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Gap Analysis Report

Acme

Plan year starting 2027-01-01 · generated September 2, 2026

Your overall compliance score is 77.69%. This translates to approximately $187,500 in possible fines and penalties.

Overall (average) score

77.69%

Compliant

Total compliance risk

$187,454.50

sum of every section's dollar risk

Your scores

ERISA/55009 questions81.01%$18,992.70
ACA8 questions100.00%$0.00
Medicare / MSP Rules2 questions100.00%$0.00
COBRA5 questions100.00%$0.00
Section 1254 questions78.25%$2,175.47
HIPAA3 questions66.68%$66,636.36
CAA7 questions59.00%$61,501.94
Non-Discrimination Rules5 questions61.99%$28,510.35
Notices/ Disclosures2 questions100.00%$0.00
State Requirements7 questions29.64%$7,035.58
ICHRA4 questions78.32%$2,602.10
Total$187,454.50
Compliant, 75 and above Gaps to close, 50 to 74.99 Material exposure, under 50

Action items

15
  1. ERISA/5500

    1. Wrap distribution timeline
      Make sure wrap is in place and is distributed to plan participants within 120 days
    2. Wrap distribution timeline for new plan participants
      Make sure wrap is in place and is distributed to new plan participants within 90 days of enrollment
  2. Section 125

    1. Retroactive plan changes prohibited
      Make sure employer only allows prospective mid-year plan changes only due to qualifying life events
  3. HIPAA

    1. HIPAA policies & procedures
      Employer must have written policies and procedures for the handling of PHI, regardless of fully insured or self-insured
  4. CAA

    1. CAA: Machine Readable Files required of TPA
      Confirm if the TPA has made publicly available 2 separate Machine-Readable Files of required healthcare costs
    2. CAA: Balance billing prohibition requirements
      Confirm with carrier/TPA that prohibitions on balance billing are followed
    3. CAA: No Surprises Act notice
      Make sure employer provides participants with the No Surprises Act notice
  5. Non-Discrimination Rules

    1. Section 105h non-discrimination testing
      Make sure Section 105h nondiscrimination testing is performed at least annually
    2. Add imputed infome for domestic partnership coverage
      Make sure employer is imputing income for portion of the domestic partner coverage cost
  6. State Requirements

    1. State requirements: mandatory disability benefits
      Confirm with carrier or applicable state(s) (CA, HI, NJ, NY, RI) if mandatory disability benefits are being provided
    2. State requirements: domestic partnership coverage
      Make sure employer is providing registered domestic partner coverage for employees in applicable states (CA, DC, ME, NV, OR, WA, WI)
    3. State requirements: state-specific notices
      Review any state-specific health insurance notices, including IL EHB comparison for employees residing in IL
    4. State requirements: leave mandates
      Review any state or local leave mandates with employement law specialist
    5. State requirements: healthcare spending requirements
      Confirm the employer is complying with state or local-specific healthcare spending requirements ((San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance; Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act, etc.)
  7. ICHRA

    1. ICHRA opt-out requirements
      Ensure employer is offering an opportunity for participants to opt-out of ICHRA coverage at least annually

Not assessed

ACA: Q7. Employer was indicated as an ALE on question 2 of the ACA section of the assessment. To view hidden question(s), please change your answer to question 2 in the ACA section of the assessment.
Medicare / MSP Rules: Q3, Q4. Number of full-time employees on the intake questionairre was below the threshold of asking these questions
HIPAA: Q2, Q3, Q6, Q7, Q8. Question 1 in this section was indicated as ”Yes - employer is self-insured but hands-off (level-funded with no FSA or HRA and no claims analytics drill-down)” To view hidden questions, please change the answer to question 1 in the HIPAA section of the assessment.
Non-Discrimination Rules: Q4, Q5. FSA coverage checkbox was not checked on the intake questionnaire.