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On top of business interruption claims due to COVID-19, claims for damages or closures due to the actions of civil authorities are now likely to increase.
Brokers need to understand the changes coming to the health care system so they can work with employers and carriers to design the best plans possible.
Travelers Cedars-Sinai, Samsung Electronics America, Bayer and appliedVR launch project to test therapeutic virtual reality and wearable technology as an alternative to medication in pain management
In the state of Texas, for example, a House committee asked the Division of Workers Compensation (DWC) to look at compounded drug prescriptions for injured employees.
Despite huge disruptions in the insurance industry, brokers are rising to the challenge -- and one such broker, Susan L. Combs, has been named BenefitsPRO's Broker of the Year 2017.
A letter from the DOL announcing an audit of an employer's benefit plans can strike terror in the hearts of HR managers. Here's what to do, says an ERISA compliance expert.