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Articles written by our employee benefits experts.
April 7th, 2022
Not All Disabilities Are Evident — A Closer Look at Invisible Disabilities
People who are invisibly disabled should receive the same considerations and protections as folks with other disabilities. Nobody should face discrimination for having a disability — visible or otherwise. Here’s how business leaders can build a more inclusive and equitable environment for employees with invisible disabilities.
April 7th, 2022
Not All Disabilities Are Evident — A Closer Look at Invisible Disabilities
People who are invisibly disabled should receive the same considerations and protections as folks with other disabilities. Nobody should face discrimination for having a disability — visible or otherwise. Here’s how business leaders can build a more inclusive and equitable environment for employees with invisible disabilities.
April 5th, 2022
Why Healthcare Consumers Don’t Shop Around for the Best Value
Giving healthcare consumers more financial responsibility doesn’t necessarily incentivize them to shop around for cost-effective care. Here are four of the main reasons healthcare consumers don’t shop around more.
March 31st, 2022
The Latest in Health and Benefits for March 2022
Paytient’s monthly look at major headlines in the health and benefits space. Our roundup for March 2022 includes everything from changes in medical debt on credit reports to a couple of illuminating studies on HDHPs.
March 29th, 2022
HSAs Haven’t Made Healthcare More Equitable — But They Can
Health savings accounts have not been the harbingers of healthcare equity many folks assumed they would be. While they have fallen short in terms of making healthcare more equitable, HSAs still have a lot of untapped potential.
March 24th, 2022
A Common Solution to Burnout in Nurses Is Causing Issues for Hospitals
With nurse turnover and burnout in nurses both on the rise, travel nurses are helping fill staffing shortages in hospitals. While it’s an arguably necessary solution given the state of care, outsize travel nurse pay is creating more problems than the approach solves.
March 22nd, 2022
Insurance Premiums Always Follow Prices
How are health insurance premiums calculated? When the cost of healthcare goes up, insurance premiums tend to follow suit. Let’s take a closer look at the relationship between these two elements of the healthcare system.
March 17th, 2022
Who Pays for Healthcare When Medical Bills Go Unpaid?
When medical bills go unpaid, those low payment rates have ripple effects that eventually circle back to employers in the form of higher insurance premiums. Here’s what employers can do about it.
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