Rachel A. Sapoznik, President and CEO describes some of the harsh realities behind health care reform.  Rachel talks about the concerns of health care distribution in an already "over-stretched" health system.  She reveals the truths behind wait times on non-elective surgeries and medical procedures under reform and the impact personal employee responsibility has on group plans.

Vice President, John Tolan shares an intimate story and insight about the importance of group life insurance and also discusses the crucial need for disability coverage.

Rachel A. Sapoznik, President & CEO talks about the Mental Health Parity Legislation passed in Florida that helps bring attention to eating disorders and some of the measurable indicators vital for its detection.

John Tolan stresses the importance of education and prevention for health care consumers and discusses many steps employees can take to reduce costs.  John's recommendations include the use of urgent care centers, generic prescriptions and taking advantage of Sapoznik Insurance's in-house Claims department.  

Rachel A. Sapoznik is back on the air for her weekly 1/2 Hour segment and discusses the recent legislation passed in January affecting Mental Health patients.  She describes some of the negative effects employers with under 50 employees will face because of the legislation.

Nicki Salfer leads the discussion regarding Health Care Reform legislation and the impact it will have on children with medical needs.

Sandra Corcia from Sapoznik Insurance, is a guest speaker on this Episode where she discusses consumerism and the importance of urgent care centers for diagnostic testing and non-life threatening emergencies.

In this full 1/2 hour segment, President & CEO, Rachel A. Sapoznik talks about the critical importance of wellness programs for employers as we move towards healthcare reform.

Rachel Sapoznik describes how health care reform will adversely affect employers with over 50 employees. Rachel raises points on new compliance and the crushing effects on entrepreneurs.

President and CEO Rachel A. Sapoznik examines how current Health Care Reform is affecting mid sized businesses with 50 or more employees.