If you go to any job search site and look at open positions for a Director of Benefits, you’ll likely see common themes: the ideal candidate will develop and implement
The digital health explosion has left many employers wondering how to prioritize which bright, shiny new solution to chase, how to discern which solutions are really fool’s gold, and how to get the most from an existing program.
According to the CDC, 51.8% of Americans age 6 months or older received the flu vaccine during the 2019-2020 flu season; yet, the CDC recommends all individuals in this age range get the vaccine, with limited exceptions. Consumers regularly get the vaccine as part of a primary care visit or at their local pharmacy. In prior years, employers would offer their employees, and sometimes dependents, the added convenience of getting their flu vaccine on-site. This year, however, many employers have limited or eliminated any widescale effort to offer on-site flu vaccines. This means that some consumers will have to seek out their vaccine elsewhere. So, what’s the appropriate site of care for the flu vaccine?
For the past three years, Suzanne Delbanco and other CPR staff have interviewed health care thought leaders as part of CPR’s Listening In (With Permission) podcast. Each new podcast garners
What do the letters V, Q, P, and D have in common? Besides being the remaining letters in your Scrabble tile holder – you know, the ones that you must
Are you surprised to know that pharmacy costs are actually comparable to inpatient hospital spend? After all, pharmacy spend eats up 20 cents for every health care dollar a purchaser
