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Millennials may be savvy when it comes to shopping for health care services, but they're missing out on some key benefits.
From 401(k) contributions to participation rates, and more -- check out JDA's top 5 benchmarks in this interactive infographic.
Today's health care industry is not a still-life painting; it's a constantly shifting kaleidoscope.
Despite fiduciary rule's demise, plan sponsors will demand fiduciary services, says Janus Henderson Investors VP Matt Sommer.
Confronted with rising costs, employers are turning to solutions tested in the 90's--boosted by modern tech tools.
Data-broker companies can easily combine data to create “mosaics” about our health and health status, and such personal information is in high demand.
About 24 percent of U.S. employers now offer some kind of critical illness insurance benefits.
67 percent of physicians and health plan executives say that the U.S. still has a fee-for-service system, and physicians don't have the tools to succeed under a value-based care system.
An insurer-backed group says Switzerland clearly has the best employer plan system.
Startups from Berlin to Bangkok are trying to do for medical tourists what Airbnb or Hotels.com does for the general public.