Employee Benefit News August 5, 2024
Ray Fabius, M.D., FAAP, FACPE

Controlling healthcare costs is not just a matter of financial prudence but a strategic imperative that impacts overall business performance. Studies have shown that for every $1 spent on healthcare, there is an associated $2 to $4 in lost productivity due to absenteeism, presenteeism, disability and turnover, among other factors. As organizations grapple with rising healthcare expenses, the role of chief medical officer (CMO) in collaboration with benefit brokers and HR leadership has become increasingly pivotal.

While benefit brokers expertly navigate the complexities of healthcare negotiations to secure the best unit costs, CMOs focus on a different but equally critical aspect: reducing the demand or need for healthcare services. Additionally, HR leadership plays a crucial role in collaborating with...

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