In 1877, the Granite Workers’ Union was the first to offer sick benefits to its employees. They built a way for their community to rally around those who needed medical attention and support to get back on their feet. Today, The Granite List, powered by Connect Healthcare Collaboration, is working to instill that same sense of community by connecting benefits solutions that add real and lasting value to plan members.
Episodes
Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
The Importance of Family-Forming Benefits
Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
In 2009, the World Health Organization recognized infertility as a disease. In 2017, the American Medical Association recognized infertility as a disease. With increased discussion about infertility, especially in the employer arena, Dr. David Adamson, CEO of ARC Fertility, joins this week's episode to discuss what infertility is, who it affects, and the impact it has as a benefit on employees.
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
The Importance of Access
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
In this episode, Dr. David Adamson, CEO of ARC Fertility covers fertility care from the benefits provider point of view and advises on the importance of learning about the fertility benefits programs that are available so they can better inform their clients about their options and the positive outcomes these programs can bring to their company.
Here is the first part of this interview:
Can Employers Afford to Provide Fertility Benefits? Can They Afford Not to? Part 1
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Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Can Employers Afford to Provide Fertility Benefits? Can They Afford Not to? Part 1
Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Dr. David Adamson, CEO of ARC Fertility addresses challenges around offering fertility benefits and defines actionable steps for brokers and employers to get started. ARC Fertility benefits empower businesses of all sizes to foster an inclusive workplace culture, positively impact DEI, attract and retain top talent while reducing health care costs.
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