Voices

We are all so afraid of the potential for failure that we often don't make an attempt at success. But it's time to learn how to fall down.

My commitment to clients is fueled by empathy for the challenging circumstances that some health plan participants find themselves in, because it's a road I once traveled

We asked our readers how they're adapting to working from home and what they're doing to make it more enjoyable.

We cannot stand silent and allow this moment to simply be one more that passes. Nor is it enough to use our voices only until the initial outrage subsides. We must use this moment as a catalyst for change.

Organizations have a unique ability to drive sustainable and affordable options by re-engineering health care. But, we need to have the courage to innovate.

Amid the chaos, we have found new ways to connect with family, friends and clients and also support them in ways we never thought we would before.

Our industry is full of heartening stories these days as benefits professionals, their families and their coworkers find ways to help and lead.

In times like this, it's important to look for sources of inspiration and guidance.