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EMPLOYER PLAN ECONOMICS

EMPLOYEE PLAN ECONOMICS

Texas - Florida - Tennessee - Nevada - South Dakota - Wyoming - Alaska - Washington - New Hampshire

STATE WITHOLDING 0.00%

( If you have employees in states that charge state witholding tax we suggest a comprehensive quote)

Welcome to an innovative way to inspire your full-time workforce to better manage their health with the help of AI and earn potential tax savings.

My name is Adam Kelly and I am the President/Founder of eOnlineBenefits.com.

I want to show you how a simple "Smart Phone Scan" can change the trajectory of the health of your employee workforce.

I would like to introduce you to an AI solution from 360 Advantage that has been providing employers and employees nationwide compliant tax savings and better health outcomes for years.

Best of all, their is no "Out of Pocket" cost to your company or your employees to join the plan.

The program is supported by two clearly defined employer-adopted benefit plans governing employee elections,

payroll administration, eligible medical expenses, claims review, and approved reimbursement.

HOW CAN WE ENGAGE AND CHANGE BAD HABITS?

1. When you click on your HEART RATE result you receive information.

A range of 60 to 100 beats per minute (bpm) is considered a normal range for an adult's resting heart rate. Resting heart rate can be influenced by many factors, including, but not limited to, the following:
- Fitness level
- Age
- Cardiovascular disease
- Smoking
- Medications
- Body position (e.g. standing, sitting or lying down)

In general, a lower resting heart rate is indicative of more efficient heart function and better cardiovascular fitness. Athletes can have a normal resting heart rate below 60 bpm with some having resting heart rates closer to 40 bpm.

If you are concerned about your resting heart rate or have further questions, please consult a medical professional.

For additional information on resting heart rate, see Mayo Clinic's "What's a normal resting heart rate?" or the American Heart Association's "Know Your Target Heart Rates for Exercise, Losing Weight and Health" and "All About Heart Rate (Pulse)".

2. When you click on your BREATHING result you receive information.

The normal resting breathing rate for adults is between 12 and 25 breaths per minute.

A slower breathing rate may be caused by certain medications or suggest an underlying medical condition, for example, hypothyroidism, heart condition, electrolyte imbalance, etc.

A faster breathing rate could have many causes including walking fast or exercise, asthma, anxiety, infection, or cardiovascular condition.

You may want to consult your doctor if your breathing rate falls outside of the normal range.

PLAN ARCHITECTURE

The 360 Advantage Plan is a Personal Health Activation Platform connected to an employer-sponsored benefit structure.

It helps employees recognize personal health signals, understand what may require attention, and move toward a guided next step - then continues supporting them with personalized digital care content tailored to age, gender, and selected health needs.

The program also creates measurable payroll-tax efficiency for the employer.

The 360 Advantage Plan helps employers turn payroll-tax efficiency into workforce performance.

Employees begin with Reflect You 360 to surface personal health signals and receive guided next steps.

Employees then receive ongoing, personalized digital care support through condition-specific short-form content, wellness check-ins, and resources delivered by text, email, and the 360 Dashboard.