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Fortune
Ari Hoffman, Lauryn Claassen

How an ideological war over PrEP threatens preventive services from smoking cessation to contraception to vaccines for half the U.S. population

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Healthcare in the United States is notoriously complicated. In the absence of comprehensive national coverage, most Americans have employer-sponsored insurance. It is by far the most common source of health benefits in the U.S., with nearly 75% of working adults (and half of our nation’s children, as dependents) receiving health coverage from their employers.

As a player in the employer-sponsored healthcare space, we see firsthand the care, energy, and dedication that human resource and benefits teams at leading companies across the country have for their employee’s well-being. We’ve seen benefit teams make mid-year plan changes to provide better support during the pandemic, aim to do better than the status quo, and center health benefits in their people strategies.

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