Education
Thought
American Workers Are Burned Out; Employers Can Help
American employers are trying to meet their workers' mental health needs as they struggle with burnout and stress from their jobs and finances,...
The Risk Report – November 2023
Download Volume 5, Issue 11 of The Risk Report In this Edition: Chronic Conditions Driving Healthcare Costs Show Your Staff How to Best Use Their...
EEOC Ramping Up Workplace Anti-Discrimination Efforts
Employers should brace for increased enforcement by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after it received a budget boost and has a new...
Recent & Relevant in the Health Industry
The Shifting PBM Landscape
As we approach January 1st, many employers are yet again seeing increases to the cost of their health plan - an all too familiar product of a health...
TCHP Founder, Mike Hill, Selected as Finalist for Benefits Pro Magazine Broker of the Year 2021.
Download Benefits Pro Cover Story about Mike Hill Download the Story TCHP Founder, Mike Hill, has been selected as a finalist for Broker of the Year...
Some Insurers Step Up Group Health Plan Assistance
Some health insurers are helping business workers in group plans maintain employee benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey has...
Understanding
the Problem
Health insurance rates are rising at an unsustainable pace, and workers are picking up an increasing share of this. Why do employers and employees tolerate this?
The health care and health insurance industries are in a feedback loop, reinforcing the idea that health care gets more expensive each year and so must health insurance. The price keeps going up but no one addresses it, and nothing employers try – from plan changes, employee engagement to wellness programs – makes any real impact.

Not Rocket Surgery
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