Featured Event
The Cancer Care Continuum: Supporting Employees Throughout the Cancer Journey
The 2025 Cancer Summit brings together leaders in healthcare, oncology and benefits management to discuss the latest advancements in cancer care and how employers can best support employees facing a cancer diagnosis. This one-day event focuses on the intersection of innovative cancer treatments and benefits design, caregiving, and providing employers with strategies to improve employee outcomes while managing the rising healthcare costs.
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael
Join the doctors and Dr. Mike Hodin, CEO of the Global Coalition on Aging, to explore how embracing an aging workforce can drive innovation, retention, and inclusive growth in a multigenerational workplace.
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Transformations in Cancer Care: Innovative Approaches for Better Experiences and Outcomes
Join us for an in-depth look at the future of cancer care and what it means for employers.
This discussion will explore patient-centric innovations, approaches to oncology advancements, and the policy and access challenges shaping the cancer care landscape. Learn how emerging technologies—from precision medicine to AI-driven diagnostics—are improving outcomes, addressing disparities, and creating better patient experiences.
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The Cancer Care Continuum: Supporting Employees Throughout the Cancer Journey
The 2025 Cancer Summit brings together leaders in healthcare, oncology and benefits management to discuss the latest advancements in cancer care and how employers can best support employees facing a cancer diagnosis. This one-day event focuses on the intersection of innovative cancer treatments and benefits design, caregiving, and providing employers with strategies to improve employee outcomes while managing the rising healthcare costs.
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The Silent Crisis: Rethinking Men’s Health at Work
Men are less likely to seek preventive care or undergo cancer screenings—putting them at higher risk for serious illness and premature death. These gaps have implications for employers, driving higher healthcare costs, absenteeism, and avoidable claims.
Join the NEBGH/MSK Direct fireside chat with Dr. Robert Sidlow from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) for a practical discussion on men’s health and cancer screening. Learn what’s driving these disparities, the latest in cancer screening for men, and how employers can take action to support early detection and better outcomes.
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Navajo Nation USA: A Private Documentary Screening
NEBGH is pleased to host a private screening of the documentary film Navajo Nation USA, which highlights the groundbreaking establishment of the first cancer center on Native American land in the US. This impactful film, produced by NEBGH CEO Kim Thiboldeaux, will be presented with special insights from the film's Director, Deren Abram, and Navajo healthcare leader TJ Riggs.
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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.