How Childcare Benefits Cut Healthcare Costs by Improving Access
Most companies talk about childcare assistance as a recruiting perk or a retention play. That’s not wrong. But it’s also not the whole story. If you look at...
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Most companies talk about childcare assistance as a recruiting perk or a retention play. That’s not wrong. But it’s also not the whole story. If you look at...
Most employers can honestly say they offer mental health support for depression. There’s an EAP. There’s likely a teletherapy option. Maybe a mental health...
Traditional healthcare benefits plans have historically managed chronic disease reactively-waiting for a diagnosis, then authorizing treatments, specialist...
I remember the first time I saw a telehealth demo back in 2019. The pitch was simple: employees skip the waiting room, get care in minutes, and employers...
Every benefits leader I talk to has the same telemedicine story. They added a vendor. They saw a small uptick in usage. They called it a win. But nobody’s...
Virtual healthcare is usually pitched with a simple comparison: a quick telehealth visit costs less than urgent care, so employers should save money. That...
There are 40 million Americans working part-time, temporary, or seasonal roles. They staff hotels, pick orders, drive for rideshare apps, and clean offices...
Zinc is one of the most popular “immunity” supplements in America-and one of the easiest to waste money on. Most conversations about zinc get stuck on the...
Telemedicine in schools and universities is usually pitched as an access play: shorter waits, fewer urgent care visits, help for people who “don’t have...
After two decades in employee benefits, I’ve watched employers pour billions into treating a condition that-in many cases-could be managed naturally with...
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