Oct 4, 2022 | MedBen WellLiving, Wellness, Wellness exam
Hard to believe, but we’re already in the final quarter of 2022… so if you haven’t reminded your plan members to schedule their annual wellness exam yet, do it now!Your plan may require members to get their wellness exam by December 31 to stay...
Jul 22, 2022 | Healthy habits, Heart, MedBen WellLiving, Preventive Care, Wellness
Most Americans score just so-so on a heart health checklist, according to the American Heart Association. “Life’s Essential 8” lists the metrics that contribute to optimal heart health – metrics that can be achieved through lifestyle changes and a...
Apr 15, 2022 | Alternative Reimbursement Strategies, Cost Savings, Direct-to-Employer Contracting, Forensic claims analysis, MedBen Rx, MedBen University, MedBen WellLiving, Reference-Based Pricing, Savings
Clients throughout the Midwest attended the MedBen University (MBU) Virtual Employer Roundtable on April 28. The online event, open to both public and private employers, highlighted real results – MedBen solutions that are working for clients.Real results that MedBen...
Mar 8, 2022 | Asthma, Cholesterol, Chronic conditions, Diabetes, Heart, Hypertension, MedBen WellLiving, Preventive Care, Wellness
Through a proactive wellness approach, MedBen WellLiving clients spend less per member on major chronic conditions than those who don’t use WellLiving (see chart below). Overall, WellLiving clients spent, on average, $822 less PEPY than non-WellLiving clients...
Dec 13, 2021 | Administrative Services Only, Alternative Reimbursement Strategies, Claims Management, Cost Savings, Forensic claims analysis, MedBen Rx, MedBen WellLiving, Savings, Self-funding
Because your health plan belongs to you. A plan should be built around your goals, not the insurance carrier’s. The one-size-fits-all approach used by Administrative Services Only (“ASO”) organizations just won’t cut it if you want the best...
Nov 26, 2021 | Cancer, Cost Savings, MedBen WellLiving, Preventive Care, Savings
Care for the 15 most prevalent types of cancer in the United States cost approximately $156.2 billion in 2018, a new study finds. Drugs for breast, lung, lymphoma and colorectal cancers incurred the highest costs. “Cancer is … actually overtaking heart disease as the...
