The onset of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic brought with it changes in nearly every industry. Be it increased delivery services, virtual meetings via Zoom, and even telemedicine, the pandemic has changed the name of the game.
Voluntary benefits are often offered as an option by employers to their employees. This health coverage option exists at no cost to employers and is therefore often a no-brainer option to offer employees. We’re sharing everything you need to know about voluntary benefits in our guide.
The importance of both physical and mental well-being is particularly critical as we continue to recover from the ongoing pandemic.
While healthcare is no longer required federally, it’s important to be aware of and understand the risks associated with being uninsured.
The Affordable Care Act aimed to accomplish 3 strategies: make insurance affordable, emphasize prevention, and improve health care delivery.
Offering healthcare benefits to employees doesn’t have to complicated and expensive when utilizing remote healthcare options.
The latest relief bill provides ongoing financial support to Americans struggling with financial hardships as a result of the pandemic.
The digital health world has seen massive growth over the last year. It’s important to understand what various virtual healthcare terms mean. eHealth, mHealth, telehealth, and telemedicine are used to describe the use of mobile and desktop technology for patient management. These terms are used interchangeably at times, however they each represent a different aspect of technology and healthcare.
The onset of the global pandemic caused telemedicine usage to skyrocket. The nature of COVID-19 caused more patients to rely on telemedicine services to ensure they received the care they needed. In a pre-COVID world, telemedicine visits faced barriers beyond real-time, synchronous audio and video communication. These barriers have come down due to COVID-19, and more clinicians have emplored to the possibility to expand utilizing telehealth services.
As telemedicine becomes more and more popular, it’s important to understand what a typical telemedicine appointment will look like.
Benefit plans serve as a great way to provide value to employees beyond their salary. Because benefits are becoming increasingly important, it’s important that you give your employees the option to tailor their benefits to their needs. At SBMA, we believe in meeting your employee’s medical needs with additional benefit options. We offer our clients the option to choose various voluntary/worksite, ancillary, and virtual health benefit options.
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