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Compliance expert Dan Kuperstein sounds off on how the regulations work, how it affects companies and what businesses should do next.`
With mergers such as CVS and Aetna as well as Optum and DaVita Medical in motion, business owners fear the deals may impact health plan strategies, Aon finds.
Association health plans will likely help smaller businesses level the playing field with larger organizations, but may also frustrate employees with limited healthcare options.
Compliance expert Dan Kuperstein sounds off on how the regulations work, how it affects companies and what businesses should do next.`
For agents, the days of identifying, offering and then helping clients select from a handful of broad-based options are in the rearview mirror.
Benefit advisers are open to small employer clients embracing new association health plans, but some may shy away from them for fear of losing commissions.
CVS Health and Aetna were both talking to other potential partners during early discussions that led to their $68 billion merger.
Benefit advisers and employers need to take aim at physicians overprescribing pain meds and the insurance carriers who look the other way.
Clients should sharpen their communication skills when talking to employees about healthcare in 2018.
Leading advisers are able to reduce the cost of employee healthcare by taking a vested interest in the quality and expense of medical treatment.
HR professionals should sharpen their communication skills when talking to employees about healthcare in 2018.
Behavioral health, nutritionists and medical management experts are now accessing more patients virtually.
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.
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.
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.
Behavioral health, nutritionists and medical management experts are now accessing more patients virtually, according to a new study.
UnitedHealth will buy DaVita Inc.’s physician network business for $4.9 billion, adding hundreds of medical clinics to the health insurer’s business of providing direct medical care.
Analyzing personality types can help boost participation in programs such as health risk assessments, biometric screenings, disease management and more.
DPC is a solution employers can embrace to lower the costs of providing healthcare while improving quality and experience for employees.
The proposed acquisition is more about vertical integration and combining data streams, including employee benefit plan information.
