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There are many moving parts to reducing health care costs, but one expert believes employers should focus on five benefits strategies for 2011.
“Employers are not only struggling to comply with new health care regulations, but they are also looking for every possible way to save money on rapidly rising benefit costs,” explains Jeff Slay, founder and CEO of Neovia Integrated Insurance Services, a California-based consulting firm.
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