As economic uncertainty intensifies—fueled in part by the growing impact of U.S.-imposed tariffs on the global supply chain—U.S. companies are bracing for turbulence

Conducting a dependent eligibility verification audit has become increasingly important for employers, especially given the harsh economic challenges many are currently facing.As...

Initiative Utilizes AI, Machine Learning & Predictive ModelsSouthfield, MI & Alpharetta, GA: May 8, 2024 – Verifi1, Inc., a provider of innovative risk mitigation and verification...

Eligibility Risks Are Real and Costly - yet PREVENTABLE By David Chojnacki, Chief Revenue Officer at Verifi1 MARCH 14, 2024 Just last month, in the February 27,...

URGENT ERISA COMPLIANCE BULLETINInflation is not only fueling price increases; it’s also requiring employers to pay more in penalties for not complying with benefits laws...

Experts have weighed in…Providing proof of eligibility for employees and their dependents enrolled in employer sponsored health benefits plans, will become a standard practice due...

ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) regulations can often times appear to be confusing, complex, and to some, “subject to interpretation”, given the voluminous amount...

According to the World Economic Forum’s Workforce Principles for The Covid-19 Pandemic thesis published in March 2020, “A company’s commitment to its guiding principles is often...

During the course of a classic “Seinfeld” episode, George Costanza (Jason Alexander) determined that having to give a speech on “risk management”, was a task too arduous, too boring, and most importantly, too complex, that he promptly turned over the project to a protégé.

There is almost universal concurrence when they were originally implemented – over four decades ago – that most pharmacy benefit managers (known commonly by the acronym of “PBM’s”) did help to mitigate some of the pharmacy expense issues that were previously unchecked.

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