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At the 10th World Health Care Congress held just outside Washington, D.C., in April, Mark Fogel, head of HR for New York-based accounting firm Marcum Group, said his organization is still “grappling” with what to do about the Affordable Care Act and the new world for employers.
“Public exchanges have been the topic in the media, but private exchanges seem to be the topic for when we’re planning for 2014 and beyond,” Fogel told attendees.
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