Orlando is Florida's fastest-growing major metro and one of the state's most competitive labor markets. The city's small business economy extends far beyond tourism — a major technology and SaaS sector has emerged in the Lake Nona and downtown corridors, healthcare services businesses cluster around AdventHealth and Orlando Health campuses, professional services firms serve the broader Central Florida economy, and hospitality-adjacent businesses span restaurants, events, and entertainment throughout Orange County. Florida Blue, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Oscar, and Ambetter all actively compete for Orlando small group business. AdventHealth (formerly Florida Hospital) and Orlando Health are the dominant hospital systems.
| Plan Tier | Total Premium/Employee/Month | Employer Share (65%) |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze HMO | $385–$495 | $250–$322 |
| Silver HMO | $460–$590 | $299–$384 |
| Gold HMO | $555–$705 | $361–$458 |
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AdventHealth (AdventHealth Orlando, AdventHealth Celebration, AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, and others across the system) is Florida's largest hospital system by bed count and is in-network on all major Florida Blue and Aetna Orange County small group plans. Orlando Health (Orlando Regional Medical Center, Arnold Palmer Children's, Dr. P. Phillips Hospital) is the other major system — also broadly in-network. For Orlando small businesses, confirming both AdventHealth and Orlando Health access covers the vast majority of employee healthcare needs. Nemours Children's Hospital is important to verify if employees have dependents.
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