Employer benefit insurance in Texas

5,066 employers based in Texas reported insurance contracts for their health and welfare benefit plans for plan year 2024.

Benchmarking a renewal, or prospecting employers? A dated benefits insurance report ($19) on one employer — or a territory with its carriers and policy year-ends.

By city

• Abilene — 19
• Addison — 49
• Amarillo — 36
• Arlington — 37
• Austin — 459
• Baytown — 11
• Beaumont — 30
• Bedford — 11
• Bryan — 12
• Carrollton — 53
• College Station — 17
• Conroe — 10
• Coppell — 22
• Corpus Christi — 30
• Dallas — 586
• Deer Park — 14
• Denton — 19
• El Paso — 38
• Farmers Branch — 19
• Fort Worth — 224
• Frisco — 51
• Galveston — 11
• Garland — 17
• Georgetown — 17
• Grand Prairie — 21
• Grapevine — 30
• Houston — 1,071
• Humble — 12
• Irving — 157
• Katy — 26
• Kilgore — 11
• La Porte — 12
• Lewisville — 33
• Longview — 17
• Lubbock — 51
• Mcallen — 13
• Mckinney — 28
• Mesquite — 13
• Midland — 57
• New Braunfels — 18
• Odessa — 31
• Pasadena — 31
• Pearland — 10
• Pflugerville — 10
• Plano — 158
• Richardson — 62
• Rockwall — 14
• Round Rock — 27
• San Angelo — 16
• San Antonio — 282
• San Marcos — 10
• Southlake — 34
• Spring — 36
• Stafford — 16
• Sugar Land — 35
• Temple — 14
• Texarkana — 14
• The Woodlands — 81
• Tyler — 25
• Waco — 33
• Westlake — 11
• Wichita Falls — 19

Smaller places of Texas — 735 employers.