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Most employees don’t realize they’re confused about their benefits until something goes wrong.
A bill comes in higher than expected. A claim is denied. A routine doctor’s visit brings an unexpected expense. At that moment, information from open enrollment — guides, emails, meetings — rarely feels accessible or useful.
Olga Cameron is the senior team lead for BenefitsVIP, where she leads a dedicated participant support team delivering concierge-level service to client Human Resources partners, employees, and their … Read full bio
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