Featured Event
Prevention Strategies for Population Health
Increasing employee resilience and reducing the risk of chronic disease is now more important than ever.
Whether we’re facing a “second wave” of COVID-19 or something completely different, engaging in healthy behaviors is key.
So how do you engage and empower your workforce in taking charge of their health?
Hear how your peers are using creative programs and smarter technology to help employees embrace healthier lifestyles!
Topics include:
- Thriving mentally at work – whether at home or in the office
- Driving sustained weight loss through brain science
- Intervening early to prevent and manage diabetes and other chronic disease
- Preventing cancer
- Changing behaviors when it comes to nutrition and exercise
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NEBGH Medical Director’s Weekly Monday COVID-19 Update
Hear the latest update on COVID-19 – where we are and what it means.
Dr. Mark Cunningham-Hill will interpret the latest data from the CDC and other health organizations, and how it might affect you and your employees.
Stay ahead of what might be next, and start planning for adjustments you may need to make to current practices and policies.
Each Monday from 1 PM to 1:30 – join us when you can!
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Prevention Strategies for Population Health
Increasing employee resilience and reducing the risk of chronic disease is now more important than ever.
Whether we’re facing a “second wave” of COVID-19 or something completely different, engaging in healthy behaviors is key.
So how do you engage and empower your workforce in taking charge of their health?
Hear how your peers are using creative programs and smarter technology to help employees embrace healthier lifestyles!
Topics include:
- Thriving mentally at work – whether at home or in the office
- Driving sustained weight loss through brain science
- Intervening early to prevent and manage diabetes and other chronic disease
- Preventing cancer
- Changing behaviors when it comes to nutrition and exercise
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Where
Who Can Attend
COVID-19 and RTW: What You Need to Know Now
Join Dr. Mark, Dr. Lindsay Jubelt and experts from Epstein Becker Green for the latest on COVID-19 and return-to-work considerations.
We’ll cover:
- The latest on how COVID-19 spreads and what it means for workplace safety and protective gear
- Risks and rewards of workplace testing and best practices for contact tracing
- New developments on treatments and vaccines
- Guidance on employer liability and navigating the patchwork of local, state and federal workplace safety guidance
- CARES Act updates
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High-Value Maternity Care in NY and NJ
Serious complications and deaths from childbirth are on the rise in the U.S., and women of color are disproportionately affected. Purchasers can take steps to improve outcomes for their employees.
The 32BJ Health Fund analyzed its own claims data to assess cost and quality variation for maternity care at hospitals in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan region, and developed a high-value network for its 168,000 members in the region. The new network launches July 1.
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COVID-19 and Substance Use
Isolation and social distancing can put people at greater risk for using alcohol and drugs in unhealthy ways. Stress and anxiety may also be a factor in relapse for those already struggling with addiction.
How can employers tell who’s in trouble in a work-from-home environment? What types of support might be most helpful?
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2020 and Beyond: A Healthcare Innovation Odyssey – DAY 1
How Does COVID-19 Change Us Now and in the Future?
COVID-19 has upended life as we’ve known it and changed the way we think about work and wellbeing.
What lessons have we learned that make us better prepared for an uncertain future when it comes to delivering better health outcomes and more engaging experiences for our employees?
How will technology innovation reshape healthcare delivery and the benefits landscape in a cost-effective way?
We’ll tackle these questions and more at our 9th Annual Health & Wellness Benefits Conference!
~ Registration for this event includes access to both days of programming (September 10 and 17, 8:30am - 11:30am)
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2020 and Beyond: A Healthcare Innovation Odyssey – DAY 2
How Does COVID-19 Change Us Now and in the Future?
COVID-19 has upended life as we’ve known it and changed the way we think about work and wellbeing.
What lessons have we learned that make us better prepared for an uncertain future when it comes to delivering better health outcomes and more engaging experiences for our employees?
How will technology innovation reshape healthcare delivery and the benefits landscape in a cost-effective way?
We’ll tackle these questions and more at our 9th Annual Health & Wellness Benefits Conference!
~ Registration for this event includes access to both days of programming (September 10 and 17, 8:30am - 11:30am)
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Need Help Vetting Vendors? Find Out How Other Employers Rate Them.
Shortlister is launching a new offering tailored to employer needs, and inviting 10 NEBGH employers to pilot it for one year - free of charge. You'll be able to find out how other employers rate the vendors you use or are considering, and connect with employers across the country to share information.
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Think Global, Act Glocal! Designing a Global Benefits Strategy
Navigating differences in access and how services are provided - healthcare, dependent care, financial benefits, vacations and family friendly benefits -- makes global benefit design complex. What does success look like when it comes to global benefit strategies?
We’ll address:
- Making sure employees have access to the essentials
- Providing family-friendly benefits that take into account employee needs, global corporate policies and local norms
- Developing an approach to mental health using examples of global programs that work
…and more!
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Where Can Your Employees Turn for Support in Dealing with a Cancer Diagnosis? Meet CancerCare.org!
Counseling and Support for Your Employees – Free of Charge
Do you know about CancerCare®? It’s a national nonprofit organization that provides free support services for people dealing with a cancer diagnosis – whomever and wherever in the U.S. they are.
Oncology social workers are available online, by telephone and in person to provide emotional support to anyone affected by cancer – patients, family members and colleagues.
CancerCare also offers:
- Online support groups
- Educational workshops, publications and community programs
- Financial and co-pay assistance
Want to know more about how you and your employees can take advantage of these great services?
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Communicating the Value of Employee Health Benefits
Has your C-suite has asked tasked you with developing a benefits package that will help attract and retain employees- especially highly skilled and high-performing talent?
Don’t undermine a competitive benefits package with a lackluster communications strategy!
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Eating Disorders: Hiding in Plain Sight
An eating disorder is a serious mental illness. In fact, anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder.
But despite serious consequences for health, productivity and relationships, it’s estimated that only one in ten people with an eating disorder gets treated. In many cases, their appearance or illness is not obvious.
So what do employers need to know about eating disorders and the treatments available for employees, children and family members who may be suffering in silence?