Employee-Paid

Daniel Aronowitz said his top priorities as head of EBSA would also include dealing with mental health parity, health care costs and pharmacy benefit managers.

The ERISA Industry Committee reports that providers are using No Surprises Act processes to drive up claim costs.

Lawmakers have approved a bill that could ban chatbot-based therapy services.

The National Council of Insurance Legislators now has a model law that states can put into play for that.

The providers say MultiPlan broke antitrust laws by using participating plans' reimbursement rate data to help the plans align their rates.

The California Chamber of Commerce says weakening pharmacy networks will drive up employers' drug benefits costs.