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ERISA Ruling Emphasizes the Need for Detailed Denial Notices
RxDC Reporting: What HR Pros and Brokers Need to Know
2024 HIPAA Reproductive Privacy Rule Status Update
MD Family and Medical Leave Insurance Potential Delay
Valentine’s Day Reminder: Creditable Coverage Disclosure to CMS
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401(K): NEW MORTALITY TABLE MAY LEAD TO LOWER RMDS UNDER 401(K) PLANS
Summary: A new IRS mortality table effective on and after January 1, 2022 may lower the amount of required minimum distributions (“RMDs”) under 401(k) retirement plans for many participants required to receive such distributions in 2022 and beyond. This comes
FAQ Part 52: Coverage of Over-the Counter COVID-19 Tests
The Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services (HHS), and the Treasury (collectively, the Departments) have issued their FAQ 52 clarifying certain requirements regarding the obligation of health plans and health insurance issuers (Plans) to cover at-home COVID-19 tests. Under
CAA #15: Departments Issue Guidance Booklet for IDR Process
The Departments of Labor, Treasury, and Health and Human Services (Departments) have released a process guide for entities who may use the Independent Resolution Process (IDR), a process created as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) surprise billing legislation.
Finis. SCOTUS Stays OSHA’s ETS: the Vaccine Mandate
It appears we’ve come to the end of the line…for now. The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), in an opinion released January 13. 2021, penned the final words silencing OSHA’s vaccine mandate (ETS) for employers with 100+ employees.