Benefits Sales Strategies

In this episode, we dive into the exciting (you read that right!) world of compliance, with Jennifer Spiegel Berman, compliance maven and chief legal officer at Lumelight.

Consulting actuaries at Milliman have surprising news for Americans saving for retirement: The typical cost of paying for acute health care after age 65 might be falling.

The need for long-term care services is expected to be substantial for people over age 65.

Industry observers say long-standing trends like hospital consolidation and rising health care costs contribute to the disputes, and Trump administration policies could make them more frequent as hospitals brace for about $1 trillion in cuts to federal health care spending as part of President Donald Trump’s sweeping budget law.

The lawsuit, filed earlier in August in a U.S. District Court in Arizona, claims that Radiology Partners has used arbitration as a “vehicle to obtain a windfall for its private equity investors."

Key regional observations for 2025 reveal that the east region consistently shows the highest medical trends across all plan types, with Med/Rx combined at 10.04%.