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Five years down the road, the insurance brokers role in health insurance may be diminished, largely due to exchanges, consultants say. The role of the broker will change greatly in the process, they say, but in the near term it is a mixed story.
February 19 -
How high-cost specialty drugs are altering the duties of the benefit adviser and pharmacy benefit manager
February 18 -
Having a goal, understanding the workforce and communicating in a variety of ways helps increase participation.
February 18 -
Commentary: Want to grow your business? Then never ask a client for a referral, says columnist Nelson Griswold. Referral marketing is one of the most effective marketing strategies, but it must be done the right way, he adds.
February 17
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Commentary: Collective information is the new frontier when it comes to big data in the health care realm, says Locktons Kayla ONeal
February 13
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Commentary: Given the shifts in the industry, advisers also need to help plan sponsor clients think about retirement benefit programs from a different perspective, says T. Rowe Prices Francisco Negron.
February 13
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The cyber attack might affect group health plans, and plan sponsors need to identify if and/or how they are affected and what they need to do in response.
February 12 -
Benefit experts and thought leaders will discuss some of the most important and possibly industry-changing trends for the coming year at this years Workplace Benefits Renaissance in Atlantic City, Feb. 24-26.
February 12 -
In partnership with business intelligence data analytics firm miEdge, EBA introduces the first independent listing of top large-group employee benefit firms in the country to be ranked exclusively on health and welfare revenue.
February 12 -
The Supreme Court briefs are in, and we can now say that big business backs the Affordable Care Act.
February 12
