Voluntary Benefits

The copay for a drug and other out-of-pocket costs could not exceed the nationwide average consumer price for the drug.

"Employers are — and will continue — holding vendors accountable for results," according to Business Group on Health analysts.

One way to build credibility is to share the data with the participants.

Despite average balances reaching a new high, few account holders contributed the maximum amount.

Urinary incontinence affects an estimated 32% of U.S. women at least monthly, compared with about 8% of working-age men, but few benefits or human resources teams are talking about the condition, despite the impact that it can have on women's careers.

The new report could be part of a new fight over supplemental health benefits.