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Web Seminar Get comfortable being uncomfortable: Take control of pharmacy management
It's unequivocally clear that pharmacy costs are a core concern for employers and HR leaders today, however they're uncertain how to overcome it. According to EBN's 2025 State of Pharmacy Management research, less than a quarter of benefits leaders strongly agree that they fully understand how prescriptions are paid for. HR leaders feel they have very little influence over pharmacy costs, and this lack of awareness is not helping their level of concern.
Video MetLife’s head of group benefits offers an open enrollment roadmap
Todd Katz, head of group benefits at MetLife, shares the strategies benefit managers can implement during this year's open enrollment.
Web Seminar Sleep: The hidden gap in chronic condition care
Poor sleep is at the root of many chronic conditions—driving higher costs, increased ER visits, and missed opportunities for better health. By tackling sleep first, organizations can unlock powerful improvements in member health while reducing unnecessary healthcare utilization.
Web Seminar Facing a plan renewal roadblock? See how companies are driving savings and flexibility with ICHRA
You've heard the story before—in fact, you've likely lived it: High renewals, tight budgets, recruitment and retention issues. Enter Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA).
Web Seminar Beyond the paycheck: The case for debt elimination in financial wellness benefits
Helping employees get out of debt isn't just the right thing to do—it's one of the smartest moves your company can make.
Web Seminar Money that matters: Connecting financial wellness to employee purpose and retention
A paycheck shouldn't just pay bills—it should build a life. This webinar shows how financial wellness fuels deeper engagement by connecting work to personal goals like buying a home or ditching debt.
Report Undervalued and overloaded: Employees are running on empty
New research from over 2,000 U.S. workers surveyed
Report How Employer-Based Health Insurance Is Failing Georgia Workers
A survey of 500 insured adults in the Atlanta area reveals a troubling pattern: high costs, confusion, and delayed care are undermining employee well-being and workplace performance.
