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The company sees strong interest in tailored provider networks that cater to employee needs, as well as obesity drug cost control efforts.

The head of an ICHRA administrator explains why the plans may emerge with bipartisan support.

Class action lawsuits alleging violations of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 are on the rise nationally against companies allegedly charging a higher premium for policyholders who use tobacco.

Employer payments of principal or interest on an employee's "qualified education loan" may be eligible for tax-free treatment up to the $5,250 annual maximum, as part of an employer's "educational assistance program."

High mortality continues to hurt a dialysis provider, and Pfizer is selling more Paxlovid.

New survey indicates 7 in 10 managers anticipate escalating tensions after Nov. 5.