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Mitch McConnell says the compromise tax bill from House and Senate negotiators will end the health law’s requirement that all individuals buy insurance or pay a fine.
December 13 -
The new year will see a continuation of the trends from 2017 that have affected employers — but with a sharp focus on insurance company acquisitions and opioid regulations.
December 13
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Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is on the rise among younger generations, and can have astronomical cost effects for both employees and firms.
December 12
Advanced Plan for Health -
The last month of the year saw a bevy of new hires and promotions inside companies that operate in the employee benefit arena.
December 11 -
The U.S. drug industry’s main lobbying group said it filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a California law meant to make drug prices more transparent.
December 11 -
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is on the rise among younger generations, and can have astronomical cost effects for both employees and firms.
December 8
Advanced Plan for Health -
Submit yourself or a fellow top-notch benefit adviser under age 35 to be considered for this award recognizing young leaders.
December 8 -
The $214 billion company announced on Wednesday that it's buying DaVita Inc.'s physician-network business for $4.9 billion. It's just the latest step in UnitedHealth's push to diversify its revenue.
December 7 -
In the last year, employers embraced telemedicine, onsite care and financial wellness programs.
December 6 -
Overall growth was modest, but more than 150 mergers and acquisitions, such as the formation of Alera Group, proved it’s a dynamic market.
December 6 -
Employers should educate employees about self-care options, give them access to conservative therapies and address psychological factors to avoid the danger of addiction.
December 6
American Specialty Health -
Employers moved to self-funded models, brokers embraced performance-based compensation and care delivery was increasingly tied to referenced-based pricing.
December 5 -
The U.S. Supreme Court sidestepped a clash over Houston’s practice of providing benefits to the same-sex spouses of city employees, leaving intact a Texas Supreme Court decision that calls the city’s policy into question.
December 4 -
There are several provisions in the upper chamber’s text that alter existing tax treatment, and experts predict those elements will win out in final law.
December 4 -
ABC president Jim Klein says legislators should act immediately to eliminate the ‘challenging’ compliance provision, and then repeal the ACA’s Cadillac tax.
December 4 -
Employees can schedule appointments and contact nurses when they’re expecting.
December 3 -
The deal is among the biggest healthcare mergers of the past decade, combining the largest U.S. drugstore chain with the third-biggest health insurer.
December 3 -
In addition to a charge for doctor’s services, patients are frequently asked to cover use of the hospital-owned clinic.
November 30
Frenkel Benefits -
Firms such as Delta Air Lines, LinkedIn and Walmart are broadening their focus from physical health to multiple dimensions of well-being; and demonstrating that its value far exceeds healthcare cost savings alone.
November 28
National Business Group on Health -
Not all workplace perks are equal, but there are some that are extremely popular among employees, according to Glassdoor research.
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