Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have instituted policies that do not apply copay assistance toward beneficiaries' out-of-pocket costs and deductibles, according to the plaintiffs.

72% of these adults (11.5 million people) will have less than $65,000 in income and assets, which is the average amount needed to pay for private assisted living and medical care.

40% of U.S. workers say inflation will force them to cut back on benefits during open enrollment.

The new federal program is causing companies to rethink their repayment employee assistance benefits for the coming year.

The pandemic changed who advisors are talking to in the C-suite — and what they are talking about.

"Maintaining strategic workforce investments while pulling back on overall spending shows a clear switch from a reactive to a proactive policy," the PwC Pulse Survey of CHROs says.

A resolution was adopted to restrict the use of sustainable factors in making investment decisions in the Florida Retirement System defined benefit plan.

"Medicare and Medicaid are setting prices based on what they predict inflationary and cost pressures are going to be," says Corey Rhyan, senior analyst of health economics and policy for Altarum.