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2023 Benefits
Trends Report

We’ve compiled the top 5 trends that have made the biggest splash this year and should be top of mind as you head into Open Enrollment and beyond.

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Increasing claims and benefit costs

Increased focus on affordable healthcare

The cost of healthcare benefits is a growing concern in the industry, with actual expenses exceeding previous predictions. This trend has been consistent over the years, putting pressure on both employers and employees. The pandemic also disrupted health services, leading to missed health screenings, delayed follow-up care and more late-stage diagnoses. Investing in preventative care is crucial to reducing late-stage diagnoses, providing timely treatment and reducing financial burden on employers and employees alike.

Evolving employee benefit needs

Which benefits are rising in popularity?

Financial Wellness

82% of employees believe employers should support their financial wellness

Family Planning

As more states enact family leave laws, more employees want family planning benefits

Women’s Health

The need for women’s health and fertility support benefits has increased significantly

Anxiety and depression levels on the rise

Burnout levels continue to rise

In 2023, the world faces a perfect storm of stressors, including increased job responsibilities, pandemic effects, and inflation. This has led to a concerning surge in worker burnout, with 42% of the workforce experiencing it, the highest since May 2021. The repercussions are significant, affecting productivity, job performance, and communication. Furthermore, a substantial number of individuals are not receiving the mental health treatment they need, exacerbating the issue.

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Overall Program Satisfaction

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Reduced Absenteesism

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Clinical Improvements

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Increased Productivity

Depression can interfere with job tasks about 20% of the time and reduce cognitive performance about 35% of the time

Empowering better benefit decisions

Creating personalized experiences

Today’s Unique Workforce

There are 5 generations in today’s workforce each with their own benefit needs

Offering Lifestyle Benefits

Offering lifestyle benefits allows for customized benefit packages

Investing in engagement

Improving benefit engagement means increased benefit utlization

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2020 Benefits Trends Report – Upcoming trends in employee benefits, benefits cost control and benefits technology