With the holidays behind us, we’re officially in the snowy season of winter. When a snow storm hits, we’re all concerned about the roads and travelling, but the condition of our roof, gutters, and pipes are not top-of-mind. However, each year, winter weather causes frozen and burst pipes, ice dams, power outages and other damages […]
PSA recently hosted a seminar and panel discussion in partnership with the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) at which expert economist Anirban Basu discussed the future of Maryland manufacturing as it relates to the state of the U.S. economy. In 2019, and against all odds, the U.S. economy experienced low inflation levels and low […]
Cold weather and darker days got you down? A case of the winter blues can be normal, but if you or someone you know is experiencing mood changes and depression, it could be Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Check out this month’s In Good Health flyer to learn more about SAD, it’s symptoms, and treatments. For […]
Set forth below are some recent updates as we begin 2020.
Did you know that pharmacy claims are the number one health care expense for most businesses due to specialty drugs? At a recent PSA Partnership seminar, Ken Huber CPBS, Executive Vice President of Employee Benefits at PSA, pulled back the curtain to explain what’s going on in today’s market with specialty drugs in your Pharmacy […]
New year, new you! Check out this month’s in good health flyer for healthy tips for 2020. For more information, click on the buttons below to download the flyers in English and Spanish, or contact me at Dherndon@psafinancial.com
The table below details the 2020 and 2019 limitations for qualified plans and other benefit related items.
The holidays are here…and so is the stress! Check out this month’s In Good Health Flyer for tips to help minimize the pressure. For more information, click on the buttons below to download the flyers in English and Spanish, or contact me at Dherndon@psafinancial.com
In response to the Trump Administration Executive Order regarding improving price and quality transparency in American health care, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Department of Labor (DOL), and the Treasury Department issued final and proposed regulations that impose transparency requirements on hospitals, health insurers, and group health plans as described below.