Taking a Proactive Stance on Healthcare
What if you actually took a proactive stance when it came to managing your company’s health care? We caught up with Glenn and Marion of New Jersey Door Works to get their off-the-cuff take on how John’s strategies have changed the way they approach employee benefits.
How Seniors Get Open Enrollment Wrong
Medicare can be hard to navigate, even if you’ve been enrolled for years.
As open enrollment approaches – it starts Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7 – you’ll want to pay attention to some of the most common mistakes people make.Read More
Benefits Pro Magazine-Speaking from experience
BENEFITS PRO MAGAZINE- John W. Sbrocco
Manage expectations
Open enrollment is upon us! That means long days on top of sleepless nights and weekends just to keep up with the fourth quarter rush. Despite the fact that every year we tweak and tighten our procedures to make things go smoother, we’ve found that there’s no avoiding the stress of enrollment. While there are certainly a multitude of moving parts in this process, many of which are completely outside of our control, there’s always one tried and true practice we must keep in mind. That, of course Click here to read more
Employee Assistance Programs in Times of Need
Natural disasters, such as hurricanes and earthquakes, cause extensive property damage, physical injuries and loss of life. The distress might not end there, however.Read More
IRS in Full Swing on ACA Compliance Despite Uncertainty
Despite the lull in activity in Washington on the future of the Affordable Care Act and the threats by President Trump to sink the law by not enforcing regulations, the IRS is in full swing in ensuring compliance.
New Summary of Benefits and Coverage Template Must Be Used Now
There is a new Summary of Benefits and Coverage template that health plans will be required to use during open enrollment for the 2018 plan year.Read More
Uncertainty Will Hurt Individuals Who Don’t Qualify for Subsidies on Exchanges
As concern continues to swirl over the future of the Affordable Care Act and reports of large-scale premium increases in some markets, the average plan on an exchange for someone receiving subsidies would actually fall, according to a Kaiser Foundation study.Read More