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With economic uncertainty and potential headwinds looming, many business practices will be scrutinized. Healthcare benefits are no exception.
These pressures come on the heels of employers trying to manage healthcare costs amid the highest increase since 2013. Benefits leaders, in turn, face a balancing act: How can we not pass on increased costs to employees without forcing the company to make other difficult tradeoffs?
Stephanie Porinno is the Founder and CEO, Empower Healthcare Insights
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