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Top employers share secrets to wellness ROI, execution
On the second day of the 7th Annual Employer Health and Human Capital Congress in Washington, D.C., top employers addressed a room of benefits managers and company executives on how to bend the employer health care cost curve through plan design.
The Briefs Are Piling Up Over at the Supreme Court
In the papers filed with the court on January 27 by the American Academy of Actuaries, the professional association argues that the rest of PPACA would NOT be actuarially sound without the individual mandate. If the mandate was found unconstitutional, the law was not feasible.
The Claim: Drinking Water Can Help Lower the Risk of Diabetes
There are many reasons to stay properly hydrated, but only recently have scientists begun to consider diabetes prevention one of them.
THE CAUCUS; Justices Set 3-Day Debate On Health Care Law
The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would devote three days in late March to hearing arguments in challenges to the 2010 health care overhaul law. A decision in the case is expected by the end of June.
Consumer Driven Healthcare Proponents Finally Proven Wrong
The battle over how to best contain America’s out-of-control healthcare costs has raged for decades with conservatives long pushing the concept of consumer driven healthcare as the means to bring down the high cost of care.
