Core and Group Health

Allison De Paoli, our newly crowned BenefitsPRO 2026 Advisor of the Year, discusses everything from quality care versus expensive care to direct primary care models to employee communication and the future of the benefits industry.

More than 8 in 10 employers are interested in using artificial intelligence to help workers better understand their benefits.

More than half of survey respondents caring for a parent spent $5,000 or more of their own money on such care in the past year.

Federal prosecutors at the U.S. Justice Department have included a case involving a heart health screening program for student athletes in the department's latest "health care fraud takedown" announcement.

"Instead of reining in bad actors or addressing spiraling costs, emerging state proposals all too often loosen arbitration standards for providers or restrict private sector efforts to curb unnecessary arbitration and irresponsible billing practices," Dillon Clair, director of state advocacy at ERIC, wrote in a letter to the National Council of Insurance Legislators.

Factors beyond sponsors' control can affect whether prescription drug savings are sustainable.