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Maryland FAMLI filing is open through Nov. 15, 2026.

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Independent benefits brokerage for Maryland employers

Maryland employee benefits and group health insurance

Review your next renewal or build a benefits program for the first time. SSGI Benefits helps Maryland employers compare group health plans, provider access, employer contributions, and the work required after enrollment. Our independent, family-owned team supports enrollment, employee questions, and renewals throughout the year.

Need help with day-to-day benefit management? Explore our benefits administration support for enrollment, billing coordination, and employee questions.

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Maryland is SSGI's home market, with licensed service across the Mid-Atlantic markets shown.

Find the help you need

Start with the question you have

Start with your workforce size or the question you need to resolve, whether you are setting up benefits, reviewing a renewal, or looking for individual coverage.

Six decision paths
  • Are you a Maryland employer with under 100 employees?

    Start with the small and growing employer path. SSGI helps growing Maryland employers offer competitive benefits without building a large internal HR team — group health, supporting benefits, administration, ICHRA evaluation, and Maryland FAMLI coordination, with a named team accountable year-round.

  • Are you a Maryland employer with 100+ employees?

    Start with the mid-market path. SSGI pairs independent brokerage with tailored strategies for 100+ employee groups — cost and coverage control, renewal strategy, administration, ICHRA evaluation, and Maryland FAMLI coordination across multi-county or multi-state workforces.

  • Need Maryland FAMLI guidance?

    Start with SSGI's Maryland FAMLI center. It carries the official FAMLI timeline (September 2026 DOI window through January 2028 benefits), the 2027 contribution snapshot, and a side-by-side comparison of the State Plan, commercial private plan, and eligible self-insured paths. For a step-by-step employer walkthrough of the Declaration of Intent window, read the FAMLI DOI checklist on Insights. FAMLI Declaration of Intent employer checklist.

  • Exploring ICHRA for your Maryland team?

    Start with the ICHRA evaluation. An Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement is not automatic — individual-market availability, affordability, employee classes, reimbursement administration, employee communication, and transition risk all matter. SSGI compares an ICHRA against practical group options for the specific employer rather than recommending it by default.

  • Looking for your Maryland county or city?

    Choose the area where your employees work and live. Local guides help you consider provider access, workforce locations, benefits administration, and coverage questions across Maryland, with additional insurance and business resources for Harford County.

  • Maryland individual or family coverage — Medicare or life insurance?

    Start with the consumer coverage paths. SSGI helps Maryland individuals and families compare Medicare Advantage, Part D, and Supplement options, and term and permanent life insurance structures. Medicare.gov and 1-800-MEDICARE remain the official federal sources for Medicare.

Core facts

What you should know

A concise, durable summary of this coverage area — the facts that hold regardless of market timing or plan availability.

  • Maryland is one of SSGI's licensed jurisdictions.
  • The hub is the parent of SSGI's Maryland county and city market pages.
  • It covers group health insurance, administration, ICHRA, and FAMLI guidance.
Maryland services and local guidance

Find benefits guidance for your business or household

Explore coverage, employer services, and local resources. For a workforce across several counties or states, start with where employees work and need access to care.

Maryland county and city destinations

Choose the county or city guide that matches where your employees live and work, with local workforce and network context to support your benefits decision.

Official-source framing

Maryland facts, from the official sources

The Maryland Department of Labor is the official source for the FAMLI program — contributions, payroll deductions, reporting, and the Declaration of Intent window. The U.S. Departments of Labor, Treasury, and Health and Human Services are the official sources for ICHRA regulations. SSGI paraphrases and organizes these sources; official guidance controls.

Independently licensed and family-owned

  • Independent and family-owned

    Independent. Family-owned. Multi-state licensed.

  • Maryland-licensed

    Maryland is listed among SSGI's licensed jurisdictions. License information can change — contact SSGI for current confirmation.

  • Independent brokerage

    SSGI operates as an independent insurance brokerage, free to recommend across carriers rather than represent a single one.

Sourced from official guidance
Related content

Explore related guidance for plan strategy, administration, funding, and state-specific requirements across Maryland and local pages, FAMLI, core benefits and administration, ICHRA, Employers, and relevant Insights.

Maryland FAMLI facts current as of .

Sources

Guidance: SSGI is an independent brokerage, not Maryland Labor, the plan approver, an insurer, a claims administrator, or a legal adviser. This page is informational only and is not legal, tax, accounting, medical, coverage, or compliance advice. Confirm current requirements with the Maryland Department of Labor and a qualified adviser before making plan decisions. The public contact form is limited to general business inquiries; do not submit health information, claims details, Social Security numbers, member IDs, financial-account data, or credentials.

Request a Maryland employer benefits review

Share the business decision, renewal date, employee locations, and current program structure. We'll help you find the right Maryland path — with clear next steps and no obligation. Do not submit employee-level health or claims information.