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insurancebusinessmag.com > us > news > benefits > ima-appoints-healthcare-pandc-specialist-as-national-practice-head-589188.aspx

IMA appoints healthcare P&C specialist as national practice head

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (373+ words) Adamson comes from Alera Group, where she spent 12 years leading the property and casualty practice for HealthSure, a specialty unit built around healthcare sector clients. That P&C background, rather than a benefits pedigree, is the detail that defines what…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > us > news > benefits > most-insured-americans-doubt-coverage-would-cover-a-crisis-589163.aspx

Most insured Americans doubt coverage would cover a crisis

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (433+ words) Insurance Business Most insured Americans doubt coverage would cover a crisis GoodRx survey finds 56% of insured adults fear they couldn't afford a serious illness or accident More than half of insured Americans fear they could not afford a serious illness…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > us > news > benefits > are-hras-about-to-cut-brokers-out-of-the-glp1-equation-588411.aspx

Are HRAs about to cut brokers out of the GLP-1 equation?

5+ day, 22+ hour ago   (1231+ words) As employers across the US grapple with exploding pharmacy costs driven to a significant extent by GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, a growing number are turning to health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) as a cost-containment tool. Chris Byrd, pictured, a benefits industry executive…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > us > news > benefits > constructions-suicide-rate-dwarfs-its-workplace-fatalities-589015.aspx

Construction's suicide rate dwarfs its workplace fatalities

6+ day, 4+ hour ago   (441+ words) insurancebusinessmag.com Construction's suicide rate dwarfs its workplace fatalities A Senate bill targeting the mental health crisis in construction puts EAP access and benefit design under a federal microscope Construction workers die by suicide at a rate that outpaces nearly…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > us > news > benefits > vendors-caused-most-of-junes-biggest-health-data-breaches-589010.aspx

Vendors caused most of June's biggest health data breaches

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (560+ words) June's numbers put the trend in concrete terms. Of the 66 large healthcare data breaches reported to OCR that month, the two biggest both struck business associates and together exposed the protected health information of more than 2.6 million people. The larger…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > asia > news > life-insurance > philhealths-record-claims-bill-points-to-a-structural-fault-line-588899.aspx

PhilHealth’s record claims bill points to a structural fault line

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (693+ words) Insurance Business PhilHealth’s record claims bill points to a structural fault line A widening gap between public reimbursement rates and private hospital billing is creating unpriced exposure in supplemental health products across the market Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) disbursed…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > uk > news > environmental > plugin-solar-is-legal-now--but-not-every-unit-passed-its-own-safety-test-588856.aspx

Plug-in solar is legal now - but not every unit passed its own safety test

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (197+ words) By Camille Joyce Lisay The government's own safety study behind this week's legalisation of plug-in solar panels found no electrical hazard in the technology itself, but it also concluded that "product quality is not uniform across the market", a finding…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > ca > news > group-benefits > 92-of-canadian-mothers-report-carrying-the-familys-mental-load--survey-588451.aspx

92% of Canadian mothers report carrying the family's 'mental load' - survey

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (202+ words) A new Ipsos survey conducted on behalf of GreenShield found that 92% of Canadian mothers report feeling responsible for tracking most family-related tasks, with the burden intensifying during back-to-school season. "For many mothers, the mental load never really switches off," said…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > ca > news > breaking-news > hrt-claims-jump-228-in-five-years-among-women-aged-45-to-54-years--manulife-588457.aspx

HRT claims jump 228% in five years among women aged 45 to 54 years — Manulife

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (573+ words) New data from Manulife Canada's Group Benefits bsuiness showed HRT claims among women aged 45 to 54 years rose 228% over the past five years, with the sharpest growth occurring in just the past two years. Claims among women aged 35 to 44 years rose…...

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insurancebusinessmag.com > nz > news > life-insurance > bupa-launches-2026-healthy-cities-challenge-as-nz-employer-health-costs-climb-588186.aspx

Bupa launches 2026 Healthy Cities challenge as NZ employer health costs climb

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (320+ words) Bupa Asia Pacific has launched its 2026 Healthy Cities challenge, a step-counting campaign that converts participant activity into funding for local tree-planting and green-space projects through partnerships with Landcare Australia in Australia and Trees that Count in New Zealand. Last year's…...