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For many HR and benefits teams, the end of open enrollment marks a long-awaited conclusion to months of preparation, hosting info sessions, updating plan documents, responding to employee questions, and supporting decision-making around health and financial benefits.
But in between enrollment periods, prioritizing engagement is just as important.
Sarah Donahue serves as Vice President of advocacy operations at Health Advocate. She brings over 25 years of experience in healthcare benefits, including 19 years with Health Advocate. In her … Read full bio
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