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The time has come to assemble a coalition of defense to remove a structural flaw that has resulted in a waste margin of roughly $4,000 per employee per year.

With more than 400 million health data breaches recorded since 2021, failure to protect plan participants from fraud may serve as fertile ground for class-action litigation.

With raised fiduciary expectations, the health benefits market will move toward more transparent, level-fee structures and fiduciary-aligned advice.

An ability to clearly explain what changed, why it changed and what can realistically be influenced next is indispensable in the face of opacity.

Full disclosure of administrative fees, rebates and spread pricing practices is essential to ensure PBM incentives align with a client's best interests.

Starting conversations earlier, educating consistently and helping employers believe they can influence employee healthcare represent a competitive leg up.

As voluntary benefits litigation plays out, compensation structures are expected to be measured against data, benchmarking and fiduciary process.

Organizations that use AI to strengthen engagement — not automate it — will be the ones that truly improve workforce health.

Only 4.4% of newly-eligible patients would be covered by the projected $900 million in savings, according to new research.

The path forward to meaningful healthcare reform is to push decision-making and dollars closer to the communities where change needs to happen.