Archived Insight | August 11, 2020

How Campuses Can Save on Costs This Fall

Many colleges are making significant changes to employee benefits. How can struggling higher-ed institutions save on costs and make changes in this uncertain environment? Scott Nostaja shares strategic measures that leadership can take.

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Retiree Health Plan Sponsors: 2026 Medicare Part B Premiums Increase

See key premium, deductible and coinsurance changes for 2026, plus practical steps for managing reimbursement, IRMAA changes and plan communications.

Health, Compliance, Multiemployer Plans, Public Sector, Healthcare Industry, Higher Education, Architecture Engineering & Construction, Corporate

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New Opportunities for Fertility Benefit Coverage

See how new guidance helps group health plan sponsors expand fertility benefits — including excepted benefits, HRAs and cost-saving strategies.

Health, Compliance, Multiemployer Plans, Public Sector, Healthcare Industry, Higher Education, Architecture Engineering & Construction, Corporate

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The Collaboration Revolution: AI's Role in Benefit Plans

See how AI collaboration helps retirement and health plans — summarizing documents, drafting outreach and checking calculations while people decide.

Multiemployer Plans, Public Sector, Healthcare Industry, Higher Education, Architecture Engineering & Construction, Benefits Technology, Corporate, ATC

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