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Benefits Think Why brokers need to refresh their HIPAA procedures

Published March 15, 2017 11:16 AM EDT 3 Min Read

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Harrison Newman

Executive Benefits Consultant

Harrison Newman, executive benefits consultant for Corporate Synergies, specializes in reducing employer benefit costs through in-depth research, strategic plan design, claims data analysis, and … Read full bio

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