8 renewal considerations for 2020
January 2020 renewals are beginning to arrive, and with the Affordable Care Act’s premium tax to new prescription drug coupon regulations on the horizon, here are eight items for benefit managers to consider.
January 2020 renewals are beginning to arrive, and with the Affordable Care Act’s premium tax to new prescription drug coupon regulations on the horizon, here are eight items for benefit managers to consider.
To better attract and retain talent, clients are looking to invest in tech to engage employees in well-being programs.
To better attract and retain talent, benefit managers are looking to invest in tech to engage employees in well-being programs.
These programs, coupled with a robust communications plan, can encourage participants to use their health plans more wisely.
Proactively investing in high-quality care and care coordination can bring increased value to employee health.
Preliminary results from HealthJoy’s new platform show employers can save $6 for every $1 spent on administering rewards.
These programs, coupled with a robust communications plan, can encourage participants to use their health plans more wisely.
Preliminary results from HealthJoy’s new platform show employers can save $6 for every $1 spent on administering rewards.
Big businesses most likely fear big Medicare expansion in large part because it would lead to a significant tax increase. But looking at any tax increase as an enemy is a mistake.
From physical to mental therapy, bringing healthcare to the consumer will help improve accessibility and increase employee well-being.
Clients should work to identify and help at-risk employees as early as possible.
Top-down culture and increased education are steps employers are taking to break down the stigma surrounding mental health.
Top-down culture and increased education are steps employers are taking to break down the stigma surrounding mental health.
With resources like second opinion services and health spending accounts, workers may be able to achieve reductions in health costs.
Employers should work to identify and help at-risk employees as early as possible.
Proposed rules would provide consumers more detail about the actual prices hospitals charge insurers.
“When you can look at [an employee] and say we just saved you that copay, that means something,” one expert says.
Clients often look to advisers for guidance when implementing a new healthcare spending model.
Benefit managers may need to review cost accumulator programs for specialty medications under recent regulations.
By supporting pain management solutions that don’t involve pills, experts say HR is in a position to help turn the tide on the crisis.