Employee Participation

Since only 37% of Americans feel confident that they would be able to retire, it's imperative to meet employees where they're at when confronting their retirement planning options, according to a new survey.

Shortly after the Biden Administration made a push for mental health care parity comes a report from the New York Attorney General that health insurers are failing to provide access to mental health care to consumers.

The health care spending growth in the United States may be settling back into pre-pandemic levels, while the insured consumers reached a historic high, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

The Senate Finance Committee, which oversees Social Security, plans to meet with the agency every month to address SSA's attempt to claw back $21.6 billion in overpayments sent to beneficiaries in error.

A new study predicts that a workforce transformation is on the horizon as outdated structures no longer provide organizations with growth opportunities.

The industry hasn't recovered from the mass defection of physical therapists who fled as practices closed during the pandemic, however, demand is high as the COVID-delayed procedures are finally being scheduled.