Trust is a Must
Date/Time: Thursday, September 30, 2010 at 2:00PM EST
Learn why health plans must change and why trust is a must with customers to drive behavior change, improve health and lower costs. See what’s possible when the customer experience is redefined to create more active individuals and how that translates into a healthier workforce – and a healthier bottom line.
Keynote Speaker:
Ingrid Lindberg, Customer Experience Officer, CIGNA
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Health Reform in a Nutshell: What Businesses Need to Know Now
Date/Time: Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 2:00PM EST
Now that health care reform is a reality, most business decision makers are assessing what the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as health care reform, means for their organization. That assessment has become a daunting challenge impacting companies of all sizes in every industry.
Developing a plan to comply with the law and manage health care costs can be cumbersome and overwhelming even for the best business decision makers.
Most experts agree, employers will continue to struggle to find ways to keep health care cost down and provide access to the coverage their employees need. With health care costs on the rise, employees are placing an even greater importance on their benefit options.
Many employers and employees will look toward flexible benefit options as they seek ways to manage rising health care expenses.
Join us for this important and timely discussion.
Presented By:
David Pringle, Senior Vice President of Federal Relations at Aflac
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Live Broadcast: 7 Steps to Building a Culture of Health
Date/Time: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 2:00PM EST
A healthcare benefit approach that relies primarily on providing medical services after an employee gets sick is a failed strategy. Enlightened employers strive to help workers and their families improve their health, and then remain healthy.
Join Ray Fabius, Chief Medical Officer for the Healthcare & Science business of Thomson Reuters and a member of the Change Agent Work Group (CAWG), and other CAWG industry experts to learn about the Employer Health Asset Management roadmap. This report was created by the CAWG, a group of industry thought leaders and influencers working in collaboration to accelerate improvement in American workforce health and productivity.
This live video broadcast will provide practical guidance for introducing cost-effective employee health programs and creating a culture of health. The roadmap involves seven main elements requiring involvement and accountability from both employers and workers:
- Organizational vision of health
- Senior management participation and commitment
- Workplace policies and the work environment
- Diagnostics, informatics and health metrics
- Health goals and program elements
- Value-based benefit design, and
- Patient-centered medical home and chronic care management
Listen in on this important conversation and discover how your organization can benefit from the work of these visionaries in American healthcare management.
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Wellness That Works: Making Your Own Reforms for Healthy Employees and a Healthy Bottom Line
Date/Time: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at 2:00PM EST
Presented By: Employee Benefit News and Employee Benefit Adviser
A happy, healthier workforce creates a better end product and a more profitable business. Lincoln Industries believes it, and the success of their nationally famous wellness program proves it.
Featured on CNN and in numerous magazines, Lincoln Industries has dramatically reduced turnover and absenteeism, slashed benefit and health care costs, created a safer and more productive workplace, and strengthened the satisfaction and loyalty of the people who work there.
By attending this session, you will learn:
- Why this successful manufacturing company started their award-winning program years before most employers were even talking about wellness
- The evolution of a successful program: what works, what doesn’t
- The real dollar outcomes proving that with the right focus, workplace-supported wellness efforts can save your business a lot more money than they cost
You’ll also hear two leading industry experts’ perspectives. An economic expert will share information on the state of our economy and what current economic indicators reveal about our future. And, an employee benefits expert will share important information about the evolving industries of benefits and insurance, how the changes affect you, and why dental and vision care matter.
Speaking Panel:
- Eric Thompson, Associate Professor and Director, Bureau of Business Research, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Greg Howe, Wellness Specialist, Lincoln Industries
- Karen Gustin, Senior Vice President, Group Marketing, Managed Care and National Accounts, Ameritas Group
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