Q: How do I know if my business has to offer COBRA? A: Most employers that do offer group health plans are required to comply with COBRA. Here is a list of those employers who do not have to comply. 1. Government employers (they must comply with a similar law) 2. Churches or church controlled employers 3. Small business with less than 20 employees ‘
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