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Posts from October 2015.
Lyndsey Barnett 

As open enrollment season rolls along for most calendar year health plans, we know that you have enough to worry about without throwing another form into the mix. However, if you are a large employer (50 or more full-time equivalent employees) and you don’t require employees who waive coverage to sign a formal waiver, maybe ...
Lyndsey R. Barnett

When I see the foliage changing every fall, it always reminds me of the IRS’s annual update to the retirement plan limits. The IRS adjusted most of the relevant limits last year (please ignore the reference in last year’s article about the Bengals disappointing  – not this season!). This year, there was almost no ...
Jamie D. Scott

HIPAA privacy and security breaches have been a hot item in the news this year thanks to the publicity surrounding the Anthem hacks.  All of the publicity has increased public awareness regarding HIPAA breaches and has put significant pressure on the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Civil Rights (“OCR” ...

Like many other employers, there is a good chance you are currently focused on implementing open enrollment for next year. However, the end-of year notice season is rapidly approaching, and the Medicare Part D Creditable Coverage Notice is first on the list. You must issue this notice to all individuals enrolled or seeking to enroll in your ...

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