By Bill Rusteberg
One of the hardest things a consultant can do is fire a client. Today we did just that. It wasn’t an easy decision. This is a client we’ve served for many years, earning deep friendships within the organization that will endure.
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Article Referred By Doug Aldeen, Esq. Attorney At Law (www.dougaldeen.com)
Texas Mutual has hired Meredith Duncan as the president and chief executive officer of the company’s new health-focused subsidiary. Subject to regulatory approval, the subsidiary will seek to offer additional health insurance options to small businesses.
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VantageScore® is removing medical debt from its credit-scoring model…………..
Beginning January 2023, VantageScore® 3.0—which is monitored by CreditWise—will no longer include medical debt in credit score calculations.
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77% Of Texas Educators Are Considering Quitting. Low pay and benefits drives exodus from teaching profession.
Could one solution be to remove all financial barriers to health care while lowering costs at the same time and sharing the savings in the form of higher wages? Several Texas school districts have found that to be entirely possible.
Sometimes we overlook obvious solutions. A South Texas school superintendent didn’t because he believes there is no such thing as an unsolved problem. Morale is high, health benefits are unbelievably good (100% coverage, no financial barriers) and teachers from surrounding districts want in.
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