Nathan Solheim

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  Tech helps to usher in big changes in benefits

  By Nathan Solheim  |  May 15, 2013

  Technology has made a profound impact on the benefits industry, and it’s sure to change the way brokers and agents do business for decades to come.

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  The insured’s best friend

  By Nathan Solheim  |  April 8, 2013

  In the dog-eat-dog world of attracting top employee talent, pet insurance can help to differentiate a company’s benefits package. When it comes to talking to a CEO about pet insurance, make sure the cat hasn’t got your tongue. Pet insurance is purr-fect for employees.

• The insured's best friend

  By Nathan Solheim  |  April 5, 2013

  In the dog-eat-dog world of attracting top employee talent, pet insurance can help to differentiate a company’s benefits package. When it comes to talking to a CEO about pet insurance, make sure the cat hasn’t got your tongue. Pet insurance is purr-fect for employees.

• The road to Medicare

  By Nathan Solheim  |  February 7, 2013

  Age 65—the minimum age most people sign up for Medicare—is a watershed date in a person’s life.

• The bridge to Medicare

  By Nathan Solheim  |  January 21, 2013

  Americans have a list of important ages. At 16, it’s time for a driver’s license in most states. At 18, it’s time to register to vote. At 21, people can buy alcohol. At 25, auto insurance usually gets cheaper. The next watershed date in a person’s life after that is...

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  Back from war, back to work

  By Nathan Solheim  |  January 1, 2013

  Thousands of veterans are returning from American engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, and their transition back to civilian life hasn’t been easy.

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  Back from war, back to work

  By Nathan Solheim  |  November 12, 2012

  Thousands of veterans are returning from American engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, and their transition back to civilian life hasn’t been easy.

• A spotlight on veterans for Veterans Day

  By Nathan Solheim  |  November 5, 2012

  Veterans Day is time to think about Americans who’ve made a commitment to serve their country. In the benefits industry, there’s one provider who’s taking the opportunity to show their commitment to veterans.

• Tested, rested and replaced

  By Nathan Solheim  |  November 2, 2012

  Medical tourism is going places

• Beyond borders

  By Nathan Solheim  |  October 31, 2012

  What procedures would Americans travel outside the United States for?