What is a Section 125 plan—in plain English?+
It is the part of the benefit structure that allows eligible employees to make certain benefit elections through payroll on a pre-tax basis. Most business owners are not Section 125 experts, and they do not need to become one. Upside Workforce is designed to bolt onto existing benefits, while 360 Advantage guides the documents, payroll coordination, employee education, testing, and launch. A separate employer-sponsored plan governs eligible medical-expense claims and participant rights.
Is this a guaranteed savings program?+
No. The illustration shows a possible gross employer payroll-tax effect using the current program example. Actual results depend on plan adoption, employee eligibility and elections, wages, payroll configuration, tax treatment, administration, and applicable law.
Is Upside Workforce free or no-cost?+
We do not describe it that way. Upside Workforce is powered by 360 Advantage. Employees may make pre-tax elections when permitted under the adopted plan, and the employer-specific economics must be reviewed in context. The review is designed to make the full structure clear before any decision is made.
Does this replace our health insurance?+
No replacement claim is being made. Upside Workforce, powered by 360 Advantage, connects a Personal Health Activation Platform to an employer-sponsored benefit structure. Your existing benefits and the program's coordination should be reviewed with the appropriate benefits, payroll, tax, and legal stakeholders.
Does a payroll deduction guarantee reimbursement?+
No. Elections, payroll deductions, participation, platform activity, scans, or engagement do not guarantee reimbursement. Eligible unreimbursed medical-expense claims are governed by the applicable plan terms, substantiation requirements, and claims process.
What does ReflectYou 360 do?+
It provides informational health and risk-awareness insights, guided next steps, and personalized digital care support through condition-specific content, check-ins, text, email, and the 360 Dashboard. It is not a diagnosis or treatment service.
How difficult is implementation?+
The goal is to make the lift manageable for the employer. Onboarding is designed to be finished within the first 30 days, covering design, documentation, payroll coordination, communications, testing, and launch. Your team provides the right decision-makers, data, and approvals; 360 Advantage guides the implementation and keeps the work organized.
Can our CPA, payroll provider, broker, or attorney review it?+
Yes—and the right stakeholders should be involved. A serious review typically includes the executive sponsor plus HR or benefits, payroll, finance, and legal or broker support as applicable.
Does our employee headcount equal expected enrollment?+
No. Headcount, eligibility, elections, and actual enrollment are different numbers. That is why the calculator asks you to choose a hypothetical participation scenario instead of treating every employee as enrolled.