BenefitsPRO Magazine-June 2022

Action/Reaction

Benefits pros, but not tech pros

BenefitsPRO Editors | May 24, 2022

Our readers share some of their biggest mistakes--and lessons learned--when it comes to technology.

Letter from the Editor

Features

Addressing workplace mental health: The long-term financial and behavioral implications

Jorge Palacios | March 25, 2022

While there are many aspects to addressing mental health in today's society, one area that must not be overlooked is mental health in the workplace.

What benefit pros need to know about expanding mental health coverage

Brett Shrewsbury | January 20, 2022

As you begin to filter through the various options for mental health coverage, here are a few things you should keep in mind.

Face of Change

You can't get through this life alone: A Q&A with Tammera Hollerich

Paul Wilson | June 06, 2022

As a benefits broker, Hollerich believes she has a responsibility to help her community and businesses navigate the industry's complexity.

Columns

Character beyond question? Or questionable character?

Kevin Trokey | June 12, 2022

If leadership is about any one thing, it is about influence, and nothing will erode your influence faster than questionable character.

Press the magic (benefits) button

Marty Traynor | May 26, 2022

Customers now view great service as being almost indistinguishable from not having to have service at all.

Choose products by value, not price

Nick Rockwell | June 19, 2022

Price is an important consideration for any purchase, but defaulting to the lowest-price option may not be the best choice.

Stemming the tide

Paul Wilson | May 27, 2022

Although the obstacles are daunting, our industry continues to work tirelessly to improve the benefits and health care landscape.

May 24, 2022

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Profile

2022 Broker of the Year: Josh Butler

For Josh Butler, the road to better health care means focusing on innovative strategies and reforming practices that have long held the benefits industry back.