PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - March 3, 2020 - The Human Resource Executive® Health & Benefits Leadership Conference (HBLC), an event to help health, wellness and benefits leaders optimize their benefits strategies, announced a new session presented by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) discussing its Employer Health Benefits Survey and the important results they received about employer health plan costs and designs. KFF's Policy Analyst, Rabah Kamal, will host the session on Wednesday, April 15 at 10:45 a.m. during the conference being held April 15 - 17, 2020 at Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
During the session, Employer Strategies to Reduce Health Costs and Improve Quality, KFF will explore what drives insurance purchasing decisions based off research conducted for the Employer Health Benefits Survey. Results from the survey include findings from several focus groups with employees, including attendees of HBLC 2019. KFF will also give insight into barriers of balancing healthcare costs and employee satisfaction. They will take time to explore tools that allow employers to make informed decisions when selecting health plans and provider networks. Additionally, KFF will examine further survey themes that round out the picture of employers' biggest healthcare cost and quality concerns.
"We're excited to have the Kaiser Family Foundation join us at this year's conference and share valuable insights for health and benefits professionals," said Kathryn Mayer, Conference Chair, HBLC. "Their expertise in employer health benefits is impressive, and attendees are bound to hear really smart, cutting-edge and important strategies about how to cut healthcare costs and improve quality."
HBLC will feature more than 45 sessions in 8 unique session tracks including Hot Benefits to Attract and Retain Talent, Keeping Employees Engaged, Improving Employees' Overall Well-Being, Staying Compliant, Rethinking Healthcare in Changing Times, Helping Employees Boost Financial Health, Being a Better Benefits Leader and Tech Solutions That Work and more. Additionally, HBLC will offer general sessions presented by some of the most influential thought leaders in the health, wellness and benefits community including a highly anticipated keynote session from award-winning journalist and former Good Morning America co-host, Joan Lunden.
Registration is open for the Human Resource Executive® Health & Benefits Leadership Conference. HR professionals who register for the Early Bird Savings rate by March 11, 2020 will save $250.00. For additional information and to register, visit www.BenefitsConf.com or call toll-free 1-800-727-1227.
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