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Supercharging Prevention, Employee Wellbeing and Benefits
Benefits leaders told us they want to know how new advances in technology and healthcare will impact their strategies and employees. We will cover AI and Tech driven benefits, preventive screenings and virtual care; GLP-1s, personalized medicine, navigation, high touch communication and engagement, employer case studies, solutions and more!
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael
How is your Pandemic Preparedness?
Overview of some of the current local and global infectious disease threats. Putting risk into perspective and steps to remain prepared for when (not if) the next pandemic hits.
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Colorectal Cancer Screening and Support: Addressing Challenges for Young Patients
Join our new series with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Our first talk will explore the landscape of colorectal cancer, from innovative screening methods to cutting-edge precision medicine approaches. Benefit leaders will gain insights into how these advancements can be leveraged to enhance employee wellbeing, improve outcomes, and potentially reduce healthcare costs.
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Powering Up Women’s Health
Join us for a day dedicated to elevating women’s health. Explore innovative strategies in reproductive, mental, and digital health benefits and more!
Gain insights to reshape your benefits programs and empower employees at every life stage.
Don’t miss this chance to recharge, connect, and lead in benefits that truly support women’s well-being.
This conference is the premier event for employers, HR professionals, benefits managers, and healthcare experts focused on creating better health outcomes for women through innovative benefits strategies.
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Future Impact of GLP-1s
GLP-1 agonists have become a game-changing topic in healthcare, offering employers a promising new way to better manage diabetes and obesity. These treatments hold the potential for improving employee health and satisfaction, reducing absenteeism, and boosting productivity.
Join us and your peers for an engaging evening where we’ll explore the latest developments, innovative benefit strategies, and proven best practices to help you support your workforce more effectively.
Don’t miss this opportunity to get an in-depth look into the GLP-1 research pipeline and future indications as well as actionable insights from leading experts!
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Supercharging Prevention, Employee Wellbeing and Benefits
Benefits leaders told us they want to know how new advances in technology and healthcare will impact their strategies and employees. We will cover AI and Tech driven benefits, preventive screenings and virtual care; GLP-1s, personalized medicine, navigation, high touch communication and engagement, employer case studies, solutions and more!
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Advances in Lung Cancer: Progress, Promise, and Workplace Support
Lung cancer continues to pose significant challenges as a leading cause of cancer-related deaths globally. However, advances in screening, biomarker testing, and treatment offer promising developments in the fight against this disease.
Join us during Lung Cancer Awareness Month for an insightful webinar where we explore recent breakthroughs and discuss what employers can do to support their employees affected by lung cancer.
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Benchmarking Leave and Time Off: What Are Other Large Employers Doing?
At the next webinar in the Benefits Blueprint Series, we'll explore leave and time off benchmarking:
- Metrics
- Key Trends
- Scoring
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The Loneliness Epidemic in America and Other Updates From the Surgeon General’s Office
Join Rafael Campos, Deputy Director of Public Engagement in the Office of the Surgeon General, to discuss how loneliness can affect physical, mental and societal health, and what employers can do to support their employees suffering from loneliness and isolation.
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael: The Power of Prevention: How 40% of US Cancer Cases Could Be Avoided
Join us for a discussion with Julianne Roman, MPH, MSSW, and Farhad Islami, MD, PhD, from the American Cancer Society, who will present a new study showing that 4 in 10 cancer cases in the US can be attributed to modifiable risk factors including smoking, obesity, physical inactivity, and diet.