Our Annual Tribute to Leadership invites us to pause—much like stopping to smell the roses—and recognize the individuals whose vision, commitment, and integrity have shaped our community and advanced the future of healthcare. This moment is not only about honoring extraordinary achievements, but also about acknowledging the far-reaching influence of leadership—how it inspires others, strengthens organizations, and paves the way for lasting impact. As we celebrate today’s leaders, we reflect on their legacy and look ahead to the future they continue to inspire.
The Mindful Workforce: Mindfulness Strategies for Work, Life, and the Holidays
An approachable, research-informed look at how mindfulness supports better performance and wellbeing. Including a case study on how an organization implemented mindfulness across their global organization as well as practical mindful holiday tips that help employees navigate stress, family dynamics, and year-end overload.
Caregiving touches every workplace — with millions of employees supporting aging parents, children, partners, and other loved ones. As caregiving needs rise, employers have a unique opportunity to better understand and support the caregivers in their workforce.
Join Dr. Allison Applebaum, leading caregiving expert and author of Stand By Me: A Guide to Navigating Modern, Meaningful Caregiving, and Kim Thiboldeaux, NEBGH’s CEO, for a practical conversation about the emotional, financial, and workplace pressures today’s caregivers face. U.S. employees now spend an average of 27 hours each week on family caregiving — often on top of full-time jobs.
Our Annual Tribute to Leadership invites us to pause—much like stopping to smell the roses—and recognize the individuals whose vision, commitment, and integrity have shaped our community and advanced the future of healthcare. This moment is not only about honoring extraordinary achievements, but also about acknowledging the far-reaching influence of leadership—how it inspires others, strengthens organizations, and paves the way for lasting impact. As we celebrate today’s leaders, we reflect on their legacy and look ahead to the future they continue to inspire.
Here’s a fast and easy way to understand what the newest info on the pandemic means for you and your employees.
From infection risk and safety measures to the outlook for vaccines and treatments, NEBGH’s medical director breaks it all down for you.
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Help employees head off serious illness and disease, reduce absenteeism and presenteeism, and avoid unnecessary healthcare costs.
How? By promoting immune fitness through vaccination!
Encouraging employees to get all recommended vaccines is an essential piece of your well-being strategy. Find out what steps to take now and in the future!
What will change for employers – and what won’t change – as a result of mid-term election results?
What happened politically, and what are the ramifications for legislation, policy and regulations that affect you?
Are there issues likely to end up in front of the Supreme Court and/or state courts that will impact your DE&I activities and women’s health benefits post Dobbs?
Get essential insights you can share with your leadership from the experts at Epstein Becker Green just two days after the mid-terms!
General navigation vendors offer broad capabilities including benefits assistance, utilization management and care coordination. Many have evolved their services over time and others have just recently made service additions to their ecosystems.
What’s the value equation now for employers?
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Women in the workforce are facing unprecedented challenges to their mental wellness – juggling job pressures while pursuing parenthood, managing childcare, and grappling with changing policy around reproductive care all take a toll on employees' physical and mental health.
Your benefits and employee investments must respond to both individual needs and the challenges created by the world we live in.
Do your programs do enough to help women thrive – and not just survive?