Wellness Works: Fall 2026

Navigating Seasonal Allergies: A Guide to Managing Seasonal Pollen Through the Year Millions of Americans experience seasonal allergies annually, facing disruptions from symptoms like sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, coughing, and fatigue triggered by plant pollens. These airborne particles are categorized on a five-tier intensity scale spanning from low and moderate to high and peak. Although [...]

Wellness Works: Fall 20262026-09-05T23:00:08-05:00

5 Wellness Tips to Transition from Summer to Fall

As summer turns to fall, a few simple habits can help protect your energy, mood, and routine through the shorter, colder days ahead. The transition from summer to fall can feel refreshing but often disrupts routines. Shorter days and colder weather reduce exposure to sunlight, which may affect circadian rhythms, energy, and mood. This can [...]

5 Wellness Tips to Transition from Summer to Fall2026-08-29T09:45:59-05:00

Making Your Benefits Work for You: A Guide to Open Enrollment

Open enrollment is more than just a checkbox on your to-do list—it’s your annual opportunity to design a financial and health safety net that fits your life. Because your needs today might be different than they were a year ago, we want to make sure you have the tools to choose wisely. To help you [...]

Making Your Benefits Work for You: A Guide to Open Enrollment2026-08-21T08:41:50-05:00

The Hidden Cost of Waiting: Why Your Health Benefits Matter

Many people put off seeking medical care, even when they recognize that something doesn't feel right. Busy schedules, financial concerns, fear of receiving bad news, and the hope that symptoms will simply go away often lead to delays that can allow health problems to worsen. While postponing care may seem like the easier choice in [...]

The Hidden Cost of Waiting: Why Your Health Benefits Matter2026-08-14T19:41:28-05:00

5 Principles for Modernizing Women’s Health Benefits

As the modern workforce evolves, employer-sponsored benefits must adapt to meet changing demographic demands. Women comprise nearly half of the U.S. workforce and are its primary consumers of healthcare services. Today, standard health coverage is shifting away from a pregnancy-only lens to an inclusive, whole-life framework. The Evolution to Whole-Life Care Historically, corporate maternal care [...]

5 Principles for Modernizing Women’s Health Benefits2026-08-06T11:26:26-05:00

Human Sustainability and HR: Protecting People, Driving Performance

Exhausted employees do not innovate, and burned-out managers cannot build strong, thriving cultures. For nearly a decade, corporate wellness has been siloed into superficial initiatives: wellness apps, awareness weeks, or reactive crisis counseling. Human sustainability recognizes that employee health, energy, resilience, and mental capacity are finite resources. Like any organizational asset, these can either be [...]

Human Sustainability and HR: Protecting People, Driving Performance2026-07-28T09:36:33-05:00

AI Chatbots in HR: What Employers Need to Know

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT are transforming the workplace, helping organizations improve efficiency, streamline workflows and enhance the employee experience. In HR, AI can assist with tasks such as drafting job descriptions, screening applicants, supporting onboarding and answering routine employee questions. While these tools can save time and improve productivity, they also introduce legal, [...]

AI Chatbots in HR: What Employers Need to Know2026-07-28T07:04:41-05:00

Workplace Strategies for Supporting the Sandwich Generation 

In today’s workforce, a significant number of experienced employees are working a second job that never appears on a timesheet: caregiving. This places them in the “sandwich generation,” a group of middle-aged adults tasked with simultaneously caring for their aging parents and their own children. This isn’t a specific age cohort like the Baby Boomers, [...]

Workplace Strategies for Supporting the Sandwich Generation 2026-07-19T13:39:15-05:00

Managing Your Meds: A Guide to Reading Prescription Labels

Taking prescription medication is a common part of modern life. In fact, more than 131 million American adults take at least one prescription regularly. As we age, managing these medications becomes a vital part of staying healthy. While healthy habits and doctor visits are key, taking your medication correctly is just as important. Your pharmacist [...]

Managing Your Meds: A Guide to Reading Prescription Labels2026-07-11T11:08:29-05:00

ACA “Pay or Play” Penalties Increase for 2027

May 4, 2026, the IRS announced updated penalty amounts for 2027 under the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) employer shared responsibility, or “pay-or-play,” rules. For the 2027 calendar year, the $2,000 penalty has been adjusted to $3,780, and the $3,000 penalty has increased to $5,670. This marks a rise from 2026 levels of $3,340 and $5,010, [...]

ACA “Pay or Play” Penalties Increase for 20272026-07-04T00:26:08-05:00
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