Benefits Think Innovation is a driving force behind mental health parity

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One of the many eye-opening lessons from COVID-19 lockdowns was that a healthy mind can be just as important as a healthy body. Isolation triggered a worldwide mental health crisis and exacerbated an already alarming opioid epidemic marked by mounting addiction and overdoses. 

This is the second of a four-part series of articles on how the employee populations that benefit advisers serve are benefiting from post-pandemic silver linings, the positive effects of which are expected to last for years to come.

Drew Neslin
Head of ancillary benefits solutions

Drew Neslin is head of ancillary benefits solutions at BCS Financial.


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