Managing Costs

What companies can do to help manage their health care costs

Many companies have been pushing their employees toward consumer-driven health plans — also known as high-deductible plans.
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Mental health at work – why stigma is a workforce health issue

About 75% of employees have struggled with an issue that affected their mental health, Yet 8 out of 10 say shame and stigma prevent them from seeking care.
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Spurred By Convenience, Millennials Often Spurn The ‘Family Doctor’ Model

Millennials' preferences for convenience, fast service, connectivity and price transparency are upending the time-honored model of office-based primary care.
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Does helping employees become healthier yield a more productive workforce?

There can be some costs to implementing and supporting a culture of well-being, but Tom Carter at Kaiser Permanente said he advises companies to see it as an investment.
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Employee well-being is an important small business priority

Addressing workers' personal and professional needs can improve the bottom line
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Benefits of employee wellness programs for small business

Introducing workplace wellness not only shows employees that you care about their health and well-being, it also helps protect your business.
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Reducing mental health stigma in the workplace

Overcoming stigma at work is everyone’s responsibility — but as an employer, you have a unique opportunity to start the conversation.
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How one school district improved employee health while reducing costs

As health benefits purchaser for employees of public school districts, RESIG knew that an effective workforce health program would help to reduce the risk factors affecting their workforce.
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What do we know about people with high out-of-pocket spending?

Trends in out-of-pocket spending by people with employer coverage from 2005 to 2015, as well as spending on diseases most associated with high out-of-pocket spending.
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How Macy’s saved on workers’ compensation costs

With total workers’ compensation costs continuing to rise, employers like Macy’s, Inc., are looking for strategies to help control those expenses.
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Middlemen Who Save $$ On Medicines — But Maybe Not For You

President Donald Trump’s plan to reduce the cost of medicines targets so-called PBMs as primary culprits behind the nation’s out-of-control drug prices.
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6 low-cost wellness ideas for small businesses

Businesses of any size can improve employee health with just a few easy-to-implement ideas and little or no investment.
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Managing Costs

What companies can do to help manage their health care costs

Many companies have been pushing their employees toward consumer-driven health plans — also known as high-deductible plans.

Mental health at work – why stigma is a workforce health issue

About 75% of employees have struggled with an issue that affected their mental health, Yet 8 out of 10 say shame and stigma prevent them from seeking care.

Spurred By Convenience, Millennials Often Spurn The ‘Family Doctor’ Model

Millennials' preferences for convenience, fast service, connectivity and price transparency are upending the time-honored model of office-based primary care.

Does helping employees become healthier yield a more productive workforce?

There can be some costs to implementing and supporting a culture of well-being, but Tom Carter at Kaiser Permanente said he advises companies to see it as an investment.

Employee well-being is an important small business priority

Addressing workers' personal and professional needs can improve the bottom line

Benefits of employee wellness programs for small business

Introducing workplace wellness not only shows employees that you care about their health and well-being, it also helps protect your business.

A Better Way To Take Care Of Business: Brothers Paving

Reducing mental health stigma in the workplace

Overcoming stigma at work is everyone’s responsibility — but as an employer, you have a unique opportunity to start the conversation.

How one school district improved employee health while reducing costs

As health benefits purchaser for employees of public school districts, RESIG knew that an effective workforce health program would help to reduce the risk factors affecting their workforce.

What do we know about people with high out-of-pocket spending?

Trends in out-of-pocket spending by people with employer coverage from 2005 to 2015, as well as spending on diseases most associated with high out-of-pocket spending.

How Macy’s saved on workers’ compensation costs

With total workers’ compensation costs continuing to rise, employers like Macy’s, Inc., are looking for strategies to help control those expenses.

Middlemen Who Save $$ On Medicines — But Maybe Not For You

President Donald Trump’s plan to reduce the cost of medicines targets so-called PBMs as primary culprits behind the nation’s out-of-control drug prices.

6 low-cost wellness ideas for small businesses

Businesses of any size can improve employee health with just a few easy-to-implement ideas and little or no investment.