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What Do Today’s Employees Need Most?
A Multigenerational Perspective BY DENNIS HEALY It’s not uncommon to refer to the “workforce” collectively. But when it comes to employee benefits, it’s critical to recognize that […]
Month: November 2021
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Redesigning The Washington State CARES Act For California
There is a strong movement in California to implement a publicly funded long term care (LTC) program. The California Long Term Care Insurance Task Force has been established “to explore the feasibility of developing and […]
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Long Term Care Today in California
BY PATRICK JOHNSON The basics of long term care (LTC) is the need for assistance or supervision with the six activities of daily living. These are eating, bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring and continence. There are […]
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November is a Long Term Care Awareness Month
LTC is the #1 Unplanned Health Event for Seniors BY MARCIA ISRAEL Eventually, more than 4,000 senior communities were overrun with the virus. Unprepared, families and caretakers scrambled to figure out health protocols; tough decisions […]
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How Self-Funded Employers Can Have It All:
Pharmacy Cost-Savings and Minimal Member Disruption BY RICK SUTHERLAND Employers are under significant pressure as they evaluate their health benefits plans for the year ahead. Recent projections by the Policy and Medicine publication show prescription […]
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Helping Clients Navigate Self-Service Options Creates Better Health Outcomes
Too many choices may lead to less effective use of benefits BY JEREMY GALLUS Consumers are living in a rapidly increasing digital and hybrid world, full of simplified options to complete daily tasks. I haven’t […]