What does 2026 have in store for HR leaders? With student debt stress rising, wage garnishment returning soon, and new policy changes introduced through the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), employers are facing increased pressure to protect employees — while also managing compliance risk and operational complexity.
Money stress isn't just a personal problem anymore—it's a business risk. When employees are overwhelmed by piling debt or bill anxiety, that stress doesn't stay at home. It shows up at work in the form of lost focus, lacking performance, and spiraling turnover—not only dragging down your culture, but also quietly cutting into your bottom line.
This session will explore how innovative pricing mechanisms, integrated care delivery, and evolving benefit strategies can expand access to obesity care—without compromising financial sustainability.
Find out how a unified care model in musculoskeletal (MSK) benefits makes it easy for employees to access and stick with high-value care, improving lives and lowering costs for employers.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer optional but an essential driver of value-based, member-centric care. AI represents an opportunity to close gaps in access, engagement, and outcomes while addressing rising costs and workforce challenges.
If you are looking to implement a Lifestyle Spending Account or other spending account benefit, you want to make sure that you are asking the right questions to prospective vendors when going out to RFP.
In the current "gold rush" of healthcare technology, many organizations are rushing to implement AI. While the market is flooded with AI companions, Collective Health is taking a different path: careful, responsible, and high-impact innovation.
This webinar explores how better navigation, trusted guidance, and a more connected experience can help employees make more confident healthcare decisions — while easing the burden on HR and benefits teams.
GLP-1 medications have shifted from "nice to have" to a real benefits decision. For employers who offer GLP-1s - and for employers who don't - rising demand and evolving access pathways increase pressure to make choices that are consistent, sustainable, and aligned with a broader health strategy.
Digital mental health apps show promise to address these barriers and reach people at scale, but evidence of their effectiveness for depression has been mixed.