By Andie Burjek | Workforce From wellness to high-deductible health plans to pharmacy spend, experts help dispel some of the myths surrounding health care costs. Employers are doing everything they
By Melissa Erickson | Healthy Living The average American spends more than $10,000 a year on personal health care, according to the most recent estimates from the Centers for Medicare
By Michael Kaplan | New York Post When Larry Nolan decided to fix his deviated septum — so askew that his nose was visibly crooked and airflow was almost nonexistent
Dr. Raffi Terzian | BenefitsPRO As health care continues to grow increasingly complex, the repercussions can be especially apparent during open enrollment season. Whether organizations are changing their plans, adding new
Episode 17: Addressing Opioid Misuse and Abuse in the Workplace The inappropriate use of opiodis is a fast-growing public health issue nationwide, and the impact is also being felt in
By Ada Brainsky, M.D., Medical Director, Health Advocate Skin cancer and the hazards of sun exposure—its major cause—typically gains awareness as the warmer months approach. But skin cancer is a year-round concern,
Here’s how to clear up inaccurate charges and get the reimbursement you’re owed By Penelope Wang | Consumer Reports When it comes to fighting medical bills, consumers are at a disadvantage
By Nellie Huang | Kiplinger This professional can sort through your care options or sort out medical or insurance snafus. When Richard Crestani had eye surgery three years ago, an
James Davis | HR Daily Advisor At the recent #SHRM2018, I attended a session entitled “Addressing Prescription Overuse in the Workplace,” given by Norbert J. Alicea, Executive Vice President with
By Nick Otto | Employee Benefit News Employers weighing how to deal with substance abuse issues among their workforce are facing an expensive task as the cost of abuse continues