The vital thing to do when a mistake happens is to first correct it and alert relevant employees and officials, and then to learn from it.

It should be the responsibility of the well-informed, proactive counsel to keep the business client updated on any changes in the law.

More than 600,000 have already lost coverage since pandemic protections ended on April 1 and about 15 million people will be dropped over the next year in the "Medicaid unwinding," as states review participants' eligibility.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' new initiative will focus on primary care organizations, especially in rural areas, with limited experience in alternative payment models to help set up infrastructure.

Thanks to a new SECURE 2.0 provision that allows employers to offer financial incentives to start saving for retirement, participants can now earn up to $250 if they contribute to a plan for one year under a new program.

Although she didn't start in pole position, Nancy Giacolone has come to lead the pack through determination, innovation and a client-centered approach.

Making it easier for eligible people to enroll in and maintain Medicaid coverage also may help close coverage gaps for people of color.

Helping team members re-engage with their team and company becomes even more important during times of economic uncertainty.