One pet peeve of employers, brokers and carriers is that employees don’t spend enough time reviewing their benefit plans during open enrollment. But health care reform is expected to make people more mindful of at least their health insurance coverage, suggests a recently poll of nearly 1,000 working Americans by UnitedHealthcare.
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