About Us

Jay Rodney and Mike Rametta founded RTO Technologies in 2012, a consulting company within the insurance industry. It soon became evident a gap existed in the creation of compliance document creation and non-discrimination testing. The Employee Retirement Security Act (ERISA) requires employers to provide documentation related to their benefit plans. Insurance providers often struggle to offer these documents or keep up with required updates due to regulation changes. Word templates and expensive lawyers aren\'t always a viable solution. With Jay\'s great knowledge of the industry and Mike\'s amazing development skills EnsuredCompliance® was started.

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News

HHS Issues Updated Model Notices of Privacy Practices and Announces Part 2 Enforcement Program

HHS has updated its model Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) materials to help covered entities and business associates comply with the Part 2 related NPP requirements that became enforceable on February 16, 2026.

02/26/2026

What Federal Mandates Apply to Our Company's Group Health Plan Other Than ERISA, COBRA, and HIPAA?

Many federal laws create mandates that may apply to your group health plan.

12/18/2025

IRS Guidance on Trump Accounts Addresses Cafeteria Plans and Employer Contributions, Announces Regulations on the Way

The IRS has announced that it intends to issue proposed regulations regarding Trump Accounts (TAs)

12/11/2025

Who Must Receive SPDs for ERISA Health and Welfare Plans?

QUESTION: We are reviewing the SPD procedures for our ERISA health and welfare plans and need some guidance. Who must receive SPDs for these plans?

12/02/2025

What Employees Are Counted for Purposes of COBRA’s Small Employer Exception?

QUESTION: We understand there is a small employer exception to COBRA for employers with fewer than 20 employees. What employees should we count for purposes of this exception?

12/02/2025