Health care benefits remain a critical part of the relationship between employers and workers, especially during these times of rapid change and uncertainty. In addition to serving as an important… Read more >
Justin Held, CEBS
March 31, 2021
Employee Benefits, Employee Benefits Survey, Health Care, Human Resources (HR), Mental Health, Prescription Drugs, U.S., Wellnessdental, dental plan, dependent care, fertility health care benefits, Health Care, health care benefits, health care plan, health coverage, health insurance, health reimbursement arrangement, health savings account, mental health, mental health coverage, orthodontia, prescription drug benefits, prescription drug plan, prescription drug therapy, prescription drugs, self-funded health plans
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Increasing numbers of people are identifying as LGBTQ+, particularly among younger generations now entering workplaces, but their needs are often underserved in the design and administration of benefit plans. Employers… Read more >
Robbie Hartman, CEBS
February 15, 2021
Canada, Communication, Diversity and Inclusion, Employee Benefits, U.S.benefits communication, diversity and inclusion, employee benefits package, essential health benefits, fertility health care benefits, Health Care, health care benefits, health care plan, LGBT, LGBTQ, mental health, mental health in the workplace, multiemployer health plans, transgender, transgender-inclusive
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How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted employee benefits? The International Foundation has been tracking implications for workplaces across the country, providing a snapshot of the difficult decisions employers and their… Read more >
Anne Patterson
February 10, 2021
401(k) Plans, Coronavirus (COVID-19), Employee Benefits, Health Care, Retirement, U.S.dental, employee benefit trends, employee benefits, Employee Benefits in a COVID-19 World Survey Report, Health Care, health insurance, mental health, mental health coverage, prescription drug benefits, retirement benefits, retirement plans, retirement security, survey, vision
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As they consider how to retransition back to an in-office environment, employers want to keep COVID-19 out of the workplace. In part one of our series on this subject, we… Read more >
Amanda Wilke, CEBS
February 3, 2021
Communication, Coronavirus (COVID-19), Employee Benefits, Human Resources (HR), U.S., Wellnesscoronavirus, coronavirus and the workplace, COVID-19 vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, employee benefits, employee health, employee wellness, Health Care, union
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Over the next ten years, health care spending in the United States is projected to increase at an annual rate of 5.4%. In response to the cost escalation, plan sponsors… Read more >
Justin Held, CEBS
January 27, 2021
Disease Management, Employee Benefits, Employee Benefits Survey, Health Care, Mental Health, U.S.Health Care, health care benefits, health care costs, health care plan, health care technology, health costs, health insurance, telehealth
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Although health saving accounts (HSAs) have been available since 2003, for many plan sponsors new situations continue to arise. One of those situations could be having an employee turn 65…. Read more >
Anne Newhouse, CEBS
June 11, 2018
Employee Benefits, Health CareHealth Care, health savings account, HSA, Medicare
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Kelli Kolsrud, CEBS Director, Information Services and Publications at the International Foundation Lois Mathis-Gleason, CEBS Manager, Reference/Research Services The decision in the case of King v. Burwell is in! The… Read more >
Kelli Kolsrud, CEBS
June 25, 2015
Affordable Care Act (ACA), Health CareACA, Affordable Care Act, Health Care, health care reform, health insurance, King v Burwell, SCOTUS
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Most people with health insurance pay little attention to the cost of a medical procedure they need or perhaps want—unless they’re going to have to pick up part of the… Read more >
Chris Vogel, CEBS
January 27, 2015
Employee Benefits, Health Carecost sharing, deductible, HDHP, Health Care, health insurance, high deductible health plan
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If the Affordable Care Act were a celebrity, it would be that really big star you either love or hate—or maybe love to hate. Since 2010, ACA has commanded the U.S…. Read more >
Lois Gleason, CEBS
January 22, 2015
Affordable Care Act (ACA), Employee Benefits, Health Care, RegulatoryACA, Affordable Care Act, benefits, Cromnibus, employee benefits, expatriate, health, Health Care, Medicare, MEPRA, MPRA, Private Exchanges, QHP, Qualified Health Plans, Risk Corridor Program, Section 833
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