Living Research Database

CHOICE (formerly ICHRA) Adoption Tracker

Documented employer CHOICE Arrangement implementations — historically known as ICHRAs — with administrator, geography, size, reported impact, source evidence, and deeper implementation fields where public data supports them. Click any row to expand the record.

49
records in current feed
6
administrators represented
36
confirmed source-backed records
$5.8M+
reported annual savings, estimated

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49 records
EmployerAdministratorGeographyDate ↓Size ↕Reported impactSource
▸Centene Corporation
Health insurance / healthcare
—Indiana (2026 implementation); Ohio and Oklahoma (2027 announced expansion)2026-10-16Not disclosed for affected state-based employee populations—Centene Corporation — Oct. 16, 2026
▸MGA Homecare
SureCoAZ, CO, NC, TN, TX, WA20254,971 employees; ~3,400 benefits-eligible$1.27M annual premium savings; 19.7% vs. renewalSureCo case study
▸All-In Delivery Partners
Transportation / Last-Mile Delivery
Take CommandWest Jordan, Utah2024~75 driversAvoided an 82% renewal increase worth $100k+Take Command case study
▸Leblon Franchising Holdings
Restaurant / Franchise
Take CommandSoutheast U.S.; 23 Popeyes restaurants across 2 states2024500 employees; 100+ benefits-eligible50% lower healthcare costs versus expected group-plan spendTake Command case study
▸Palisades Hospitality Group
Take CommandCA, TX, UT, WA20241,200+ employees; 500+ benefits-eligibleAvoided a 63% UnitedHealthcare renewalTake Command case study
▸Smith Provision Company
Take CommandPennsylvania2024—Avoided anticipated 12% renewal increaseTake Command case study
▸Builder's Association of Greater Indianapolis (BAGI)
Remodel HealthIndianapolis2024—20%Remodel Health
▸GATEWAY REHABILITATION CENTER
—PA2023-01289 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸FENN FOODS INC
—NM2023-01125 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸RETIREE RESOURCES CORPORATION
—TN2023-0155 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸FARAGON RESTORATION, LTD.
—CA2023-0117 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸PHOENIX CONCRETE, INC.
—CA2023-0115 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸STEEL GRIP, INC.
—IL2023-01SMB—DOL Form 5500 (2023)
▸WISCONSIN ILLINOIS SENIOR HOUSING
Carriage Healthcare Companies, Inc.CO2022-01256 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2022)
▸PHOENIX CONCRETE, INC.
Neubridg, Inc.CA2022-0114 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2022)
▸FARAGON RESTORATION, LTD.
Neubridg, Inc.CA2022-0114 plan participants—DOL Form 5500 (2022)
▸Machine Build Technologies (MBT)
Manufacturing
Take CommandColorado / multi-state workforce2022120 employeesAvoided a 34.5% renewal increase; $386k increase quotedTake Command case study
▸Opportunity Development Centers
PeopleKeepWisconsin2021Applicable large employer$100,000/yearPeopleKeep case study
▸Nystrom & Associates
Behavioral Health
Take Command5 states; Midwest + remote workforce—2,100 employees; 60+ locationsCompany reports meaningful budget savings; amount not disclosedTake Command case study
▸Kampgrounds Enterprises, Inc. (KEI)
Hospitality / Campgrounds
Take CommandCA, AZ, MO—275–350 seasonal employees30% healthcare cost reduction reportedTake Command case study
▸Automobile Acceptance Corporation
Automotive / Financial Services
Take CommandMulti-state workforce——$460k reported savingsTake Command case study
▸Hotel Pommier
Hospitality / Hotel
Take Command——9–15 employeesCost savings reported; amount not disclosedTake Command case study
▸Carenet Health
SureCo48 states—3,200 employees; 2,000 benefits-eligible$2,000+ per enrolled employee annuallySureCo case study
▸Ansafone
SureCo——800+ employees42% lower average monthly plan cost ($971 to $562)SureCo case study
▸KR Management
SureCoFlorida—1,850 employees; 950 benefits-eligible35% annual premium savings; $350k+ reportedSureCo case study
▸Anuvu
SureCoUnited States—~450 U.S. full-time employees$1M+ annual premium savingsSureCo case study
▸RFK Community Alliance
SureCoMassachusetts—428 benefits-eligible employees29% annual premium savings; $1.4M+SureCo case study
▸Volta Oil
SureCo————SureCo customer materials
▸Lycoming College
Take CommandWilliamsport, Pennsylvania—<400 employees$1.4M first-year employer savingsTake Command case study
▸Allies for Health + Wellbeing
Take CommandPittsburgh, Pennsylvania——$550k year one; ~$1.5M projected over two yearsTake Command case study
▸Gallagher Home Health Services
Take CommandPittsburgh, Pennsylvania—200 employees~20% lower healthcare costs reportedTake Command case study
▸IKM Architecture
Take CommandPA, OH, FL——Monthly employer spend reduced from ~$50k to ~$26kTake Command case study
▸The Play Schools
Take Command——75 staff—Take Command case study
▸Statebridge
PeopleKeepColorado—72 full-time employees$10,000/monthPeopleKeep case study
▸NOBL Beverages
PeopleKeepSeabrook, New Hampshire—16 employees$7,573.80 annual payroll-tax savingsPeopleKeep case study
▸Nonprofit Megaphone
PeopleKeepChicago, Illinois—88 employeesTens of thousands annually estimated in payroll-tax savingsPeopleKeep case study
▸O'Dorisio Carpentry & Concrete
PeopleKeepYorktown, Virginia—70 employees—PeopleKeep case study
▸Stenz Corporation
Remodel HealthIndianapolis, Indiana———Remodel Health
▸St. Anne's Retirement Community
Remodel HealthLancaster County, Pennsylvania—120 employees40% reduction from $3.69M projected renewal (~$1.48M savings)Remodel Health
▸Morrison Child & Family Services
Remodel Health———$550kRemodel Health
▸State Convention of Baptists in Indiana
Remodel HealthIndiana——$40,000/yearRemodel Health
▸Heritage Church of Christ
Remodel HealthTexas—less than 10 employees$23,844/yearRemodel Health
▸Grace College
Remodel HealthIndiana——$750,000/yearRemodel Health
▸Tree of Life Christian Schools
Remodel HealthColumbus, OH——$100,000/yearRemodel Health
▸United Theological Seminary
Remodel HealthOhio——$134,000 initial savings; $160,000 estimated annual savingsRemodel Health
▸Faith Community Hospital
Remodel HealthJacksboro, TX——$1M+ annually plus $500,000 in annual tax creditsRemodel Health
▸Church at the Crossing
Remodel HealthIndianapolis, Indiana——$100,000/yearRemodel Health
▸Bethesda Mission
Remodel HealthHarrisburg, Pennsylvania——$200,000/yearRemodel Health
▸Anonymous Employer
Remodel HealthFort Wayne, IN—81 employees$550,000/yearRemodel Health

Sources include public administrator case studies, employer materials, HRA Council research, public filings, and verified reader submissions. CHOICE Arrangement and ICHRA records are treated as one continuous market dataset. “Confirmed” means the public source directly supports the employer's implementation; missing fields are left blank rather than inferred.