Seventy-seven percent of the workforce wants to continue working from home at least weekly even after stay-at-home orders are lifted, according to the Global Workplace Analytics Survey. That’s a 132 percent increase over those who wanted to work from home before...

Due to mandated COVID-19 closures, many previously thriving businesses in our area have been forced to close their doors temporarily or are experiencing a significant decline in revenues due to “social distancing.” As they look to cut costs just to stay afloat, many...

The Affordable Care Act may have lowered the number of uninsured Americans. Still, the number of people in this country who have private health insurance coverage and are considered underinsured is rising. According to research from the Commonwealth Foundation, in...

Even though there is a wealth of evidence to support the importance of primary care in an effective healthcare delivery system, people's views on primary care providers vary significantly by generation. The Employee Benefits Research Institute’s 2019 Consumer...

Our lawmakers, both in Washington, DC, and in Harrisburg, continue to work on legislation to end surprise balanced billing. A new study, published in the journal Health Affairs highlights why they need to agree on these measures sooner rather than later.  The...

Many people are working a second unpaid job providing care to a loved one, and it's having a significant impact on their health, so employers need to take notice.  According to a recent study by the National Business Group on Health, one out of every four traditional...