Featured Event
The Cancer Care Continuum: Supporting Employees Throughout the Cancer Journey
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.
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Proactive Care Navigation: Closing Care Gaps, Cutting Costs
Over 80% of employees are confused about their health benefits—and it’s costing everyone. The result? Missed preventive care, unnecessary ER visits, and unmanaged chronic conditions. At the core is one major issue: the lack of timely, personalized guidance.
This session will show how HR leaders can move from reactive to proactive—engaging employees earlier in their care journey with navigation that’s predictive, personal, and timely.
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael
The doctors are in!
Dive into hot health topics with the experts and hear what you might need to do for your employees.
Every other Monday at 1 PM – it’s prescription viewing!
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Transformations in Cancer Care: Innovative Approaches for Better Experiences and Outcomes
Join us for an in-depth look at the future of cancer care and what it means for employers.
This discussion will explore patient-centric innovations, approaches to oncology advancements, and the policy and access challenges shaping the cancer care landscape. Learn how emerging technologies—from precision medicine to AI-driven diagnostics—are improving outcomes, addressing disparities, and creating better patient experiences.
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The Cancer Care Continuum: Supporting Employees Throughout the Cancer Journey
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.
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Breast Cancer Treatment Innovations and the Impact to Outcomes: What Employers Need to Know
Does clinical subspecialty expertise have an impact on patient outcomes? What role do expert medical opinions play in ensuring the optimal treatment plan?
Hear about:
- why clinical subspecialty expertise matters
- the role of expert medical opinions
- the importance of breast cancer screening
….. and more!
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Better Treatment for Mental Health
Delivering the best possible mental health care with measurement-based care.
- How to improve the mental health treatment your employees and their family members receive
- Why measurement-based care (MBC) improves outcomes and saves time and money
- What you can do to advance MBC for your population
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Pharmacy Benefits 2023
We’ll tackle high-cost pipeline drugs, precision medicine, PBM strategies, cost and transparency regulation, pharmaco-equity, GLP-1 Agonists … and more. Be there!
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How to Help Your Employees Struggling With Children’s Mental Health
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.
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Colon Cancer and Your Workforce: What You Need to Know Now
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?