With the exception of insulin, expenses for OTC medications may now be reimbursed only if the medications are prescribed by a physician.

On April 1, 2011, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued revised Medicare Part D creditable and non-creditable coverage notices to reflect an amendment made to the Social Security Act by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

This webinar will provide an explanation of the final regulations, as well as practical compliance pointers to help employers prepare for increases in accommodation requests and disability discrimination claims.

The final legislation achieves this offset by requiring larger repayments of excess "federal assistance credits" received by individuals who purchase health coverage through one of the ACA’s state-wide "Exchanges."

As a part of the recent compromise allowing for passage of a federal budget for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2011, congressional Republicans succeeded in repealing a significant provision of last year’s Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Only one in six employers favor a universal health care system funded by tax dollars.

This special presentation will offer unique insight into the law and reveal new developments in the health care reform debate.

This presentation will give you a greater understanding of the laws governing ERISA fiduciaries and how to minimize fiduciary liability.

The nation’s largest health plan survey cites significant health plan cost disparity between states, suggesting that creating parity through a national plan may be difficult.

The nation’s largest health plan survey cites key trends in employer health plans.