The Ohio Dept. of Insurance says the company stopped paying medical claims, but kept collecting premiums from retired first ...

With U.S. employers’ medical tab expected to climb by more than 10% this year, they’re more aggressively making plan changes.

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But the big thing is that the HRA providers and the insurers they work with are intensely interested in employers and employers' health plans. The HRA providers want to provide the employers with a ...

Porting your health insurance policy can help you find better coverage or lower premiums—but it’s crucial to do it right to ...

Companies, and the people they employ, have rarely been more disconnected on the benefits of benefits. In 2023, benefits satisfaction among U.S. workers hit a 10-year low, with just 61% of ...

According to emails shared with CBS News Chicago, it's due to rising costs and questions about federal funding.

As the Senate moves forward on the tax bill debate, Senators should resist any impulse to turn to the corporate tax rate as a new source of revenue. The real world experience of the last seven years s ...

A Wisconsin bill allowing gig economy drivers to be eligible for incentives and benefits passed in the state Assembly and ...

Thin Blue Line Benefits has not paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical claims for retired first responders in Ohio, ...

As Anderson contemplated meteors, the national debate about regulating the benefits companies came to Colorado. The industry ...

Economic uncertainty has HR rethinking employee benefit strategies to drive maximum value for employees and the organization.