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2016 VETS-4212 Filing Period Is Open | PA Benefit Advisors
Reminder: the VETS-4212 reporting cycle for 2016 is now open, and the filing deadline is September 30. Filing information is…
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Pennsylvania Employment Law Update | PA Employee Benefits
Mandated Health Benefits – Oral Chemotherapy Medication On July 8, 2016, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolfe signed legislation (H.B. 60) regarding…
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Supporting Your Employees During the Back-to-School Season | PA Benefit Advisors
As thoughts of changing weather and the impending holidays loom, September (and August, in many states) means back to school…
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Guidance on Developing a Mentorship Program | Pennsylvania Employee Benefits
Question: What guidance or templates can you provide relevant to implementing a mentorship program? Answer: When considering the implementation of…
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Guidance for Employers on the Zika Virus | Pennsylvania Benefit Advisors
Within the past few days, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed the transmission of the Zika virus by…
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Health Insurance Industry Terms You Need To Know | PA Employee Benefits
With the ever increasing amount of regulations in the Health Insurance industry – the amount of acronyms is rising rapidly. …
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What is a health insurance exchange? | Benefits Broker Duncansville
Abridged from www.aetna.com Think of an exchange as an online marketplace. It’s a website where shoppers can research all their…
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FAQs about COBRA | PA Employee Benefits
Abridged from www.dol.gov Question: Who is entitled to continuation coverage under COBRA? In order to be entitled to elect COBRA…
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What You Need to Know About Student Loan Repayment and the Millennial Workforce | Benefits Specialist Pennsylvania
Millennials account for the largest demographic in the workforce today (Berman), and by 2025 will make up 75% of our…
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Advantages of Using Mail Order | PA Benefits Broker
www.uhctools.com Do you have medications that you take regularly? If so, you could have lower out-of-pocket costs and greater convenience…
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