Why Your Company's Health Insurance Costs Might Be Down & How to Capitalize on the Situation

Описание: SUMMARY
The cost of employee health insurance is one of the biggest expenses a company incurs. Even small percentage savings can have a huge impact on your bottom line, so you need to pay attention to the trends.

It's common knowledge that health insurance costs have been increasing at a high rate for decades. But the pandemic caused a shocking thing to happen: Health insurance costs went down.

Before you begin spending your company's potential windfall, you need to know why it happened. Attend this webinar to learn about the combination of factors that temporarily made employers' health benefit costs decrease -- and what you need to know as we prepare to emerge from the pandemic.

Presenters will discuss:

The long-term trendline with employers' health insurance spending
Why costs went down in 2020
Strategies you can use today to optimize the current situation
How you can prepare for cost increases in the future

Speakers

Bill Gryzenia, CEO and President, DealerShop, Inc.
Bill established DealerShop in 2020. He was formerly CEO of AxleTech, a maker of off-highway and specialty vehicle powertrain systems and components. Bill has been a board member of Syncreon since 2019. Bill holds a Bachelor of Science in industrial and operations engineering from the University of Michigan and an IMBA from the University of Chicago.


Theresa Skotak, VP, DMBA (DealerShop Members Benefits Alliance), DealerShop, Inc.
Theresa Skotak is a global human resource & organizational restructuring expert with more than two decades of HR expertise. Her background includes serving as Vice President and Executive Vice President of mid-size to Fortune 500 global manufacturers. Over the course of her career, she has led multiple large-scale health and welfare projects including the consolidation of 23 location-centric medical and dental plan designs into three common plans, resulting in simplification of administration and significant savings.

Theresa is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) with an MBA from Lawrence Technological University and a BA from Siena Heights University.