Health and Wellness News from Employee Benefit News

A solution that provides guidance to universal caregiving responsibilities can protect employees' physical, mental and financial well-being.

Technology can enhance the health and wellness programs and benefits that employers offer.

Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act opened HSA access to millions, but big gaps remain. Here's what financial advisors need to know.

The desks in your office can be tools for making employees happier, more comfortable and more productive. Explore effective desk styles here.

By offering a quick and simple testing option, benefit leaders can set employees on a path to better health.

2025 Excellence in Benefits awardee Dawn Beaudin shares highlights from her 32-year career and the ways tech is changing how people engage with offerings.

Leveraging GenAI and similar tools can predict attack plans, analyze vulnerabilities faster and remediate vulnerabilities before a breach or attack occurs.

While Life Insurance Awareness Month in September offers an opportunity for promotion, a year-round campaign would fill coverage gaps.

From healthcare to education to retirement, here are some of the major ways this new legislation may affect your offerings and the open enrollment process itself.

From rising pharmacy spend to cancer care, 2026 healthcare costs pose new challenges, according to Business Group on Health's annual report.

Tiffany Dennis from Golden 1 Credit Union shares insight on the benefit selection process and advice on how to launch a successful program.

Lyra Health's VP of workforce transformation shares how technology and AI is improving access and delivery of mental health benefits.

Sending physical mailers about benefits boasts a 70-90% open rate, compared to emails and other virtual methods.

Over 80% of HR professionals say well-being programs work, yet over half say there's a disconnect between workplace offerings and treatment by leadership.

Leafwell is helping employees experiment with new treatments while keeping healthcare costs low for employers.

Flexibility, well-being, personalization, choice and smart cost-sharing form a foundation for benefits packages that resonate with today's workforce.

Less than a quarter of workers actually feel refreshed after returning from vacation.

There are free and low-cost ways to address persistent stress within the workforce.

A quarter of workers have no friends at work, but the right approach to benefits and culture can help foster connection.

Sword Health recently repurposed their patient facing care agents to help healthcare organizations stave off burnout in their workforces.