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Integrated benefits promote better employee health by design

A healthier, happier workforce starts with integrated health benefits that help control costs and boost employee satisfaction

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A connected benefits experience that supports workforce well-being

Today’s health benefits landscape is often fragmented. Employees are left navigating a maze of disconnected systems, scattered information, and inconsistent support. This complexity can lead to delays in care, increased costs, and frustration on all sides. 

An integrated approach can help mitigate this whirlwind by bringing together medical, behavioral, and pharmacy data, creating a clearer view of whole-person health. With this clarity comes smarter, more proactive, and more personalized support, making it easier for employees to access the right care at the right time – improving outcomes and controlling costs. 

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A promotional brochure highlighting Cigna Healthcare's health benefits strategy. The cover features bold blue and white text with the phrase 'From fragmentation to integration.'

Key takeaways

  • Simplified and interconnected benefits can reduce confusion, making it easier for employees to get the care they need and feel supported at work and in their daily lives.
  • An integrated platform connects health data and actionable insights to create a complete picture of health. 
  • Integrated benefits simplify administration, allowing benefits managers to spend more time focusing on employees rather than complex systems and multiple vendors.

In our white paper, find out more about how integrated benefits connect medical, pharmacy, and behavioral health data for a more streamlined and effective care experience. 

 

 

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  1. Intuit QuickBooks and Allstate Health Solutions survey finds 78% of employees would switch jobs for better benefits. Intuit. August 12, 2024. https://quickbooks.intuit.com/r/news/allstate-health-solutions-survey/