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The Open Enrollment 2019 Season is Coming (But Don’t be Afraid)

Corporate Synergies

Costs for medical and pharmacy benefits continue to rise, which means there are adjusted employee contributions to present to an audience who’s unlikely to understand the reasoning behind cost increases. Employers with multiple generations of workers must accommodate a wide range of health and welfare benefits needs.

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Shopping for Benefits: What the Future Holds for Employers and Employees

Corporate Synergies

Telemedicine (see trend #5 in our Voluntary Benefits SmartGuide ) is more convenient for her and costs less than a traditional doctor’s visit. If the telemedicine provider refers her to a specialist, she can then turn to a health navigator app to find a high-quality specialist at the lowest price for her next appointment.

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Can technology help to offer a unified global benefits proposition?

Employee Benefits

Rebekah Haymes, head of digital solutions and delivery, health and benefits at Willis Towers Watson, says: “Transaction-based technology supports digital benefit enrolment, including scenarios where flexible or voluntary benefits are in place.

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2019 SparkHR Forum Media Highlights

Corporate Synergies

Corporate Synergies’ subject matter experts presented their benefits compliance, voluntary benefits and employee engagement insights at their SparkHR forum earlier this month in New York City. Great presenters, relevant topics, good pacing.”. Well organized and kept to relevant topics with on-point presentations.”.

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