Live Webinar
More Benefits, Not More Budget
Managing Your 2027 Offer
If your health plan costs more next year, the rest of your benefits package has to work harder. In 30 minutes, two of our benefits leaders cover what is moving Hawaii's healthcare costs and what shapes the rate you are quoted, then what else is already in your package and how to get more out of it without adding budget.
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What We'll Cover
What's moving Hawaii's healthcare costs: what shapes your plan rates, from plan design to demographics to claims experience, and the levers employers here can pull
Getting more from what you offer: voluntary benefits, FSAs, student loan repayment and perks, at little to no cost to you
HiSavers and its December 2026 deadline and the 401(k) route that also meets it
One partner across all of it, from enrollment to administration
OUR PANEL
Brett Heineman
General Manager, Health & Wellness, ProService Hawaii
Colin Reynolds
Director of Benefits, ProService Hawaii
DISCLAIMER: This communication is provided for informational purposes only. It is not for the purpose of establishing an attorney-client relationship or providing legal or tax advice, and should not be relied upon as legal or tax advice. This communication is not an all-inclusive list of all state and local laws.
About ProService Hawaii
ProService Hawaii is the state’s leader in HR consulting and management. The company gives employers access to benefits, payroll, HR and risk support that make it easier to hire, manage and grow their teams. With over 3,000 client employers and 50,000 employees statewide, ProService Hawaii impacts nearly 10% of the state’s private employment market, making it the largest and most trusted provider for HR services in Hawaii since 1994. As an industry leader, ProService combines the power of passionate local experts with innovative products to build and transform the workplace in Hawaii. ProService is headquartered on Oahu at 6600 Kalanianaole Hwy., Ste. 200, Honolulu HI 96825. Additional offices are located in Kona, Kahului, Kapaa and Downtown Honolulu. Telephone: (808) 394-3100.