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When a client embraced the initiative, it changed that company’s well-being plan, explains 2017 Wellness Adviser of the Year Valeria Tivnan.
November 29 -
Getting back to basics — eat right, exercise and don’t smoke — will move the needle on insurance costs.
November 29
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Nominee Alex Azar was an executive at drugmaker Eli Lilly & Co. until January, a role that Democrats say raises concerns about whether he will take on high drug prices
November 29 -
Firms such as Delta Air Lines, LinkedIn and Walmart are broadening their focus from physical health to multiple dimensions of well-being; and demonstrating that its value far exceeds healthcare cost savings alone.
November 28
National Business Group on Health -
Employers appear to be cooling on the practice of relying only on these high out-of-pocket cost plans for their employees.
November 27 -
The digital payments platform is partnering with micro-investing app Acorn to help employees manage investments.
November 27 -
Employers who teach workers about money matters can profit from increased employee satisfaction and productivity levels.
November 27
Legacy Consultants Group -
Many millennials surveyed would scrap healthcare, retirement, PTO for help paying off their college loans.
November 26 -
Before advising employers to make significant plan adjustments, ask what their employees care about when selecting benefits.
November 22
Catalyst for Payment Reform -
These young workers are seeking financial security, student loan repayment options and electronic enrollment notifications.
November 22
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