The Concierge Catch: Better Access for a Few Patients Disrupts Care for Many
With the national shortage of primary care physicians reaching 17,637 in 2023 and projected to worsen, more Americans are paying for the privilege of seeing a doctor — on top
Health Advocate Introduces Generations Aging Adult & Caregiver Support
Health Advocate today announced it has launched Generations, a new program aimed at supporting caregiving employees and their loved ones.
Health Advocate Partners with Tava Health to Expand Access to Virtual Therapy
Health Advocate announced it has partnered with Tava Health to expand access to digital teletherapy and enable members to seamlessly connect to Tava’s extensive nationwide network of licensed professional therapists.
Health Advocate Wins 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Award
Business Intelligence Group named Health Advocate an Organization of the Year for its efforts to transform the member experience and provide compassionate, expert support Health Advocate, a leading provider of
Health Advocate Appoints Dr. Keri Robertson to Expand Clinical Care and Population Health Programs
Health Advocate announced today that it has added Dr. Keri Robertson to their team of medical directors.
Health Advocate Embarks on Next Chapter of Caring for Members, Unveils New Visual Identity
Health Advocate unveiled an updated visual identity and logo today to align with its new whole-person population health approach, centered around educating, engaging and advocating for members.
Why holiday stress doesn’t need to derail productivity
While the holidays should be a time of festivities and fun, high expectations paired with the end-of-year work push can cause many employees to feel burned out before the new year
Millennial Money: The questions you aren’t asking (but should) during open enrollment
Open enrollment is no one’s idea of a good time, but health coverage is a crucial part of your financial health...it’s important to ask the right questions before you choose
Overcoming Barriers to Medication Access
Patients who do not take medications as prescribed cost the healthcare system up to $289 billion annually. However, there’s more to the story than people just skipping doses or forgetting