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It often is easier to order at a restaurant with a handful of tried-and-true menu options than from a buffet with an overwhelming number of choices. The same can be true when it comes to employee benefits. "When employees have too many options that are not integrated, they just don't use them," said Julian Flannery, CEO of Summus, a virtual specialty care company.

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