Business Health Trust is proud to announce a new partnership with the Greater Kitsap Chamber that makes it even easier for people across Washington state to access our comprehensive, affordable employee benefits to small and mid-sized businesses.
This expansion effective August 1, 2023, complements nearby partnerships already in place throughout Kitsap County and the Olympic Peninsula, including:
- Forks Chamber of Commerce
- Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce
- Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce
- South Kitsap Chamber of Commerce
Through these and other valuable statewide partnerships, Business Health Trust continues to improve the resources available to small business. We make joining easy and part of your enrollment, just choose your association when you sign up. If your business is outside one of these regions, you can still be covered by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.
To learn more, visit our About page.
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