Texas Business Group on Health is pleased to announce a Call for Nominations for the 2018 Texas Star Benefits Award. This prestigeous Award recognizes an outstanding Texas employer for innovative benefits strategies and practices that drive healthcare value and a healthy, engaged, productive workforce. The 2018 Texas Star Benefits Award will be presented to the winning company at the TBGH/DFWBGH 14th Annual Benefits Forum on November 28, 2018 at the Irving Convention Center.
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Register Now for our 14th Annual Benefit Forum in Dallas
The Forum provides valuable opportunities to learn new ideas, evidence-based solutions and best practices that can help employers purchase high value healthcare, improve employees’ overall health and well-being, reduce their health risks and manage chronic conditions more effectively, while controlling healthcare costs.
Texas Type 2 Diabetes Report
The Texas Business Group on Health (TBGH), in partnership with Sanofi Genzyme and Regeneron, is pleased to present the 13th edition of the Texas Type 2 Diabetes Report™ for 2018.
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Texas Business Group on Health Reports on the State of Type 2 Diabetes Across Texas
NA Action Brief
As we usher in a promising new era for improving workplace mental health, achieving parity is expanding far beyond simply the need to comply with the law. An increasingly enlightened view means we are moving toward understanding the importance of “cultural parity” as well.
TBGH-DFWBGH Cancer Care Discussion Summary Report
Continuing the Cancer Care Journey from Diagnosis to Treatment to Return to Work
Employee benefits managers from leading Texas based employers participated in a facilitated discussion on May 22, 2018 about the employee’s cancer care journey and the role employers could play to ensure that employees receive the best cancer care and employer support possible throughout that challenging journey from diagnose through treatment to return to work. Click link above to view full report.
We understand that employers want to provide healthcare benefits that meet their employees' needs and offer the best value.
Leaders of Change in Healthcare
Bringing together leaders and decision makers from a variety of businesses, the Texas Business Group on Health is a regional, employer-sponsored healthcare coalition.
Learn more about how the Texas Business Group on Health provides:
- Access to cutting-edge benefits related information, employer case studies, tool kits, and surveys
- Premier educational programs and workshops
- Valuable connections with benefits professionals at other employers
- Updates on legislation that affects your benefits design
Resources
- Achiveving Value in Mental Health Support Report
- NAHPC Mental Health January 2018 Brief
- Press Release: Texas Business Group on Health Announces New Directors and Officers
- NEBGH Caregiving Landscape April 2017
- Press Release: Texas Employers Concerned about Impact and Costs of Depression in the Workplace
- Employer Benefit News: DFWBGH MSK Quality Care Initiative
- Report: TBGH Type 2 Diabetes Report 2016
- March 2016 DFWBGH Pulse Survey: Voluntary Benefits
- TBGH-DFWBGH Employer Focus Group Summary: Personalizing Oncology Treatment
- Texas Business Group on Health Texas Employers Benchmarking Survey: Worksite Wellness 2015
- NBCH Action Brief: Combating America's Great Killer - Cardiovascular Disease
About Texas Business Group on Health Texas Business Group on Health (TBGH), founded in 1985, is a non-profit statewide business association dedicated to promoting healthcare innovation, accountability, and value in support of supports a healthy, productive workforce. Members include nearly 200 Texas employers and their regional employer coalitions, including Dallas-Fort Worth Business Group on Health, Houston Business Coalition on Health, and San Antonio Business Group on Health. TBGH serves as a valuable resource for Texas employers in health benefits management and healthcare purchasing issues. TBGH also advocates employer healthcare interests in state legislation and policy development. For additional information, visit www.tbgh.org.