The 2025 Cancer Summit brings together leaders in healthcare, oncology and benefits management to discuss the latest advancements in cancer care and how employers can best support employees facing a cancer diagnosis. This one-day event focuses on the intersection of innovative cancer treatments and benefits design, caregiving, and providing employers with strategies to improve employee outcomes while managing the rising healthcare costs.
Dr. Leon Igel, Chief Medical Officer at Flyte Health, joins Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael for a fast-paced update on the state of diabetes in the U.S.
We’ll cover emerging therapies, real-world outcomes, and what employers can do now—smart coverage design, care navigation, lifestyle and mental health supports, and equity-focused strategies—to improve control, reduce complications, and manage costs.
Men are less likely to seek preventive care or undergo cancer screenings—putting them at higher risk for serious illness and premature death. These gaps have implications for employers, driving higher healthcare costs, absenteeism, and avoidable claims.
Join the NEBGH/MSK Direct fireside chat with Dr. Robert Sidlow from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) for a practical discussion on men’s health and cancer screening. Learn what’s driving these disparities, the latest in cancer screening for men, and how employers can take action to support early detection and better outcomes.
We’ll tackle high-cost pipeline drugs, precision medicine, PBM strategies, cost and transparency regulation, pharmaco-equity, GLP-1 Agonists … and more. Be there!
Anxiety, depression and substance use among children and adolescents have increased dramatically, putting their lives at risk and causing enormous stress for their families.
What can you do to help safeguard the mental health of your employees’ dependents – and support the wellbeing of their families?
Be proactive! Learn how.
Why is colon cancer on the rise among working age adults?
What steps can employees take to reduce their risk?
What can you do to increase awareness, encourage early detection and ensure effective treatment?
Employees now expect a work environment in which employers not only support health, but also who people are holistically – their life choices, their culture and the causes they believe in.
Where are benefits heading and how do employers juggle the expectations of employees with constraints like cost, resources and C-level priorities?