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Interview: Joan Melanson on Virtual Benefits Fair 2017
Joan Melanson from Long Term Care Partners talks about tips and information for the Virtual Benefits Fair.
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Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
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As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
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3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
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With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
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Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
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Interview: Joan Melanson on Virtual Benefits Fair 2017
Joan Melanson from Long Term Care Partners talks about tips and information for the Virtual Benefits Fair.
-
Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
-
As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
-
Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
-
Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
-
3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
-
With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
-
Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
-
Interview: Joan Melanson on Virtual Benefits Fair 2017
Joan Melanson from Long Term Care Partners talks about tips and information for the Virtual Benefits Fair.
-
Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
-
As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
-
Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
-
Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
-
3 takeaways from ONC’s session on innovation and security
The office is looking for new ways to promote app security as part of its goal of interoperability.
-
With MACRA underway, all eyes are on 2017
CMS Chief Medical Officer Kate Goodrich talks the first year of MACRA and what lies ahead.
-
Initiative behind cancer moonshot, genome mapping gets ‘soft launch’ in March
Acting ONC chief Dr. Jon White said the office is setting up data standards for pilot programs next month for the first stages of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
