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Successful ISO Audit Confirms MedBen’s Quality Standards

On October 23-24, MedBen successfully completed the annual surveillance audit of its ISO 9001:2015 quality management system. Following the review, independent auditors from Intertek recommended that our ISO Certification be maintained. The audit recognized MedBen’s...

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Corn, Harris and McCune Celebrate 35 Years with MedBen

At a recognition event on October 3, MedBen honored employees who are celebrating benchmark anniversaries with the company in 2025. We congratulate all this year’s celebrants and thank you for everything you do for our clients! Three employees have achieved a...

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Managing Heart Disease Risk Factors Through WellLiving

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., but many of its underlying risks can be identified early through preventive care. MedBen WellLiving helps reduce the risk of chronic conditions like heart disease while also lowering costs, with...

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Forecasting Tomorrow’s Costs with MedBen Analytics

A recent WTW report found that only 20% of employers are using advanced analytics to forecast high-cost claimants, leaving many plans reacting to expenses rather than anticipating them. The MedBen Analytics employer dashboard helps employers change that dynamic by...

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A Clear Path to Lower Pharmacy Costs

Across the country, more employers are moving away from traditional pharmacy benefit managers in favor of transparent solutions. MedBen Rx has been ahead of this trend for years, offering clients clarity and lower costs that others are only now beginning to seek. A...

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Cancer Survivorship Strengthened by Primary Care Support

New research underscores the importance of having a trusted primary care physician – not only for day-to-day health, but also for long-term care. As cancer treatments advance, more patients are living longer, with 22.5 million survivors projected by 2032. But the...

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Don’t Wait to Encourage Employee Flu Shots

As fall arrives, so too does flu season. While symptoms like fever, cough, and fatigue are common, influenza can also lead to serious complications such as hospitalization and even death. Last year’s season saw the highest flu-related hospitalizations since 2010-11....

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