Featured Event
Pharmacy Benefits 2025
Drug costs are soaring—and employers are paying the price. This conference pulls back the curtain on PBMs, rebates, and runaway spending.
Join bold-thinking employers and experts for real talk on what’s broken, what’s working, and what to do next.
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael
Shots, Schedules & Sick Days: A Fall Readiness Guide for Employers
Join Dr. Mark and his special guests Dr. Christopher Chen and Dr. Vin Gupta talk about health questions, concerns, and issues that employees might have during this ‘Back-to-School’ season and how these can impact employers.
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AI That Delivers: Real-World Results from Benefits & Employee Experience Teams in Action
Rising costs, fragmented point solutions, and low employee engagement are making benefits administration more challenging than ever. HR Benefits and Employee Experience teams are under increasing pressure to demonstrate ROI—but limited resources and legacy systems make real progress difficult.
Discover how one employer tackled benefits complexity with AI—reducing HR load, boosting employee engagement, and proving real impact.
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The Real Rx Problem—and What HR Can Do About It
Pharmacy benefit costs continue to rise—even for employers who are actively managing their plans. Specialty drugs now represent just 2% of prescriptions but drive nearly 60% of total spend.
Our speakers will break down the often-overlooked cost drivers and share practical steps HR leaders and benefits advisors can take to improve visibility and performance.
You’ll walk away with:
- How to spot hidden and not-so-hidden pharmacy cost drivers
- Key contract terms that may limit savings
- Steps to improve oversight and recover savings
They’ll share real stories of companies who uncovered six-figure savings—not by cutting benefits, but by identifying gaps in contracts, oversight, and data transparency.
Employers will walk away with tips for better oversight, smarter contract reviews, and clearer data.
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Pharmacy Benefits 2025
Drug costs are soaring—and employers are paying the price. This conference pulls back the curtain on PBMs, rebates, and runaway spending.
Join bold-thinking employers and experts for real talk on what’s broken, what’s working, and what to do next.
When
Where
Who Can Attend
Social Determinants of Health and Your Employees: What You Can Do To Help
Most organizations – regardless of industry – have employees that struggle with health-related social needs.
Understanding how SDOH affects your employees – and what you can do to help – is essential to your overall health and well-being strategy. It’s also an important part of DE&I!
Learn what steps you can take now to make an impact – including looking at your data and creating a culture that supports all employees.
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CAA Transparency in Coverage Rules: What We Know
The Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) contains transparency requirements for the disclosure of cost-sharing information to plan participants. A July 1 deadline is in effect for some provisions, with other requirements taking effect in 2023 and 2024.
What do employers and plans need to do before July 1?
And will “good faith” efforts be enough?
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Racial Health Equity: Make Sure ALL Employees Have Access to Best Practice Obesity and Diabetes Treatment
BIPOC employees are disproportionately affected by obesity and diabetes, and poor outcomes resulting from these diseases.
You can help by ensuring that all of your employees have equitable access to high-quality treatment.
Find out what you need to know – and the actions you can take.
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Weekly Medical Director’s COVID Update: Special Guest Edition
How is return-to-office going for one investment bank? What lessons can we learn from their experience? What should employers be thinking about as the pandemic waxes and wanes?
On June 13, Dr. Mark is joined by Goldman Sachs' Dr. Michael Rendel for a don’t-miss discussion.
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Mental Health Parity Refresh
“Mental Health Parity is the Law, and We're Enforcing it.” So says the U.S. Department of Labor in one of their blog posts.
Find out what’s happening now with investigations and enforcement actions – and what this means for YOU.