We’re stabilizing Benefits 24/7
See the updates on Benefits 24/7 stabilization efforts.
See the updates on Benefits 24/7 stabilization efforts.
Benefits 24/7 is an online enrollment system that is used by both employees and benefits administrators (BAs) to manage SEBB Program benefits. The system integrates online accounts from the School Employees Benefits Board (SEBB) and Public Employees Benefits Board (PEBB) Programs into one platform. While Benefits 24/7 is the enrollment system, PAY1 is the HCA Accounting system of record.
Benefits 24/7 launched in January 2024.
Manage SEBB benefits
To access Benefits 24/7, BAs and employees can visit benefits247.hca.wa.gov. For quick and convenient access, save the URL as a bookmark or favorite in your browser (Google Chrome is the preferred/recommended browser), or select any of the links to Benefits 24/7, which will be provided on the HCA and SEBB BA websites.
After navigating to Benefits 24/7, both BAs and employees will select the "Log in to Benefits 24/7" button under "Subscriber/Benefits administrator login". You will then be redirected to the SecureAccess Washington (SAW) login page. For login instructions, review chapter 1 of the Benefits 24/7 manual.
Trainings are available on the Training materials and recordings webpage. Visit the Training schedule webpage to review any upcoming training opportunities.
Employees can find information about Benefits 24/7 on the Help with Benefits 24/7 webpage.
View the "current process" to see how the Benefits 24/7 and Pay1 systems work together.
Current process has Benefits 24/7 sending eligibility and enrollment data to our legacy Pay1 system, which in turn sends data to our carriers/vendors.
This graphic is a flowchart that shows the current state of PEBB and SEBB program systems and how the data syncs between the systems.
The top of the graphic has the title “PEBB and SEBB Program Systems Current State.”
The chart begins on the left, showing that subscribers and benefits administrators log into SecureAccess Washington (SAW) and then access Benefits 24/7. The next section shows that eligibility and enrollment systems with APIs (such as Seattle School District) and eligibility and enrollment systems with file transfers (such as HRMS, higher ed, UW, and WSU) do not access SAW and instead log into Benefits 24/7.
From Benefits 24/7, eligibility and enrollment data (including life and LTD) is sent to carriers/vendors for medical, dental, vision, life, and LTD.
Benefits 24/7 also syncs the data and sends eligibility and enrollment data to our legacy Pay1 system, which in turn can send data to carriers/vendors.
Additionally, UW can send eligibility and enrollment data directly to Pay1, which then sends the data to Benefits 24/7.
The far right of the graphic shows that from Pay1, financial, reporting, and other enrollment data is sent to other vendor program systems, such as AFRS, CMS, ACA, Milliman, Navia, SmartHealth, and PPACA.
The bottom of the graphic has a legend describing the three types of processes in the flowchart. “Users” is a teal, hexagon-shaped icon. “Information” is a white rounded rectangle. “Systems” is a rounded rectangle.
Benefits 24/7 provides a user-friendly application with improved functionality. Specifically, Benefits 24/7 allows:
School employees can use Benefits 24/7 to:
Have a question about Benefits 24/7? Send us a message through HCA Support.