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Viewpoints by Craig Hasday Healthcare got little campaign attention primarily because both parties agree: healthcare is too expensive. Since there are no clear answers, two main themes emerged on both sides. First, there was unanimous agreement that pharmaceutical costs are too high and, second, there is not enough transparency in our current system. Healthcare remains an important topic for Americans and one that all candidates would include as a top priority. As with every change in administration, we expect there to be impact to the employee benefits landscape. Unique to this administration, however, we can take a back look at …

… increasing. The newer generation of people you’re trying to recruit and retain want more choices and more say in selecting the benefits that fit them best. They say, “I want to pay my money, and I want to get what I want whenever I want it.” Thanks to ICHRAs, employee benefits’ role in retention has recently taken a giant leap forward by helping employers be more strategic about funding the cost of employee benefits while giving employees more plan choices and flexibility than they’ve had in a long time. A game changer ICHRA stands for an Individual Coverage …