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When cancer and fertility collide: Why employers can't afford to keep them separate
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When cancer and fertility collide: Why employers can't afford to keep them separate

A new Maven Clinic and Color Health research study reveals a significant gap between what employers think they're offering — and what employees actually experience when a cancer diagnosis intersects with family-building decisions.

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Why Cornerstone OnDemand keeps expanding their women's health benefits Why Cornerstone OnDemand keeps expanding their women's health benefits
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Why Cornerstone OnDemand keeps expanding their women's health benefits

Hector Cotto, Senior Benefits Manager at Cornerstone OnDemand, shares why they’ve continued to expand their partnership with Maven, adding menopause in the middle of a contract cycle.

Good care adds up: how proactive women’s health benefits lower costs for employersGood care adds up: how proactive women’s health benefits lower costs for employers
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Good care adds up: how proactive women’s health benefits lower costs for employers

Members share their stories of how proactive support across fertility, maternity, parenting, and menopause kept them healthy — demonstrating how proactive care reduces care costs for employers too.

How Maven supports high-risk pregnancies & Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) careHow Maven supports high-risk pregnancies & Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) care
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How Maven supports high-risk pregnancies & Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) care

High-risk pregnancies drive rising maternity costs — here's how Maven helps employees access Maternal Fetal Medicine and coordinated care while helping employers manage the impact.

Why employees aren't using their fertility benefits, and how integrated care can fix it
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Why employees aren't using their fertility benefits, and how integrated care can fix it

42% of employees facing fertility challenges don't know where to find support at work. See why connected fertility, maternity, and parenting benefits change that.

Can birth planning lower NICU risk? New Maven data shows positive outcomes for high-risk pregnancies
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Can birth planning lower NICU risk? New Maven data shows positive outcomes for high-risk pregnancies

Virtual birth planning appointments were linked to a 59% drop in NICU admissions among high-risk Maven members — new research digs into why.

Employees are using AI for health decisions—what does that mean for employer health benefits?
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Employees are using AI for health decisions—what does that mean for employer health benefits?

Employees are increasingly using AI tools to inform health decisions, often before engaging with employer-sponsored benefits.

Comment les tendances en matière de santé des consommateurs refaçonnent les attentes des employés en matière d'avantages sociaux
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Comment les tendances en matière de santé des consommateurs refaçonnent les attentes des employés en matière d'avantages sociaux

De nouvelles données montrent comment les tendances en matière de santé des consommateurs autour des GLP-1 et des THS influent sur les décisions des employés en matière de santé et comment les employeurs peuvent réagir

Le paradoxe des avantages sociaux : pourquoi offrir plus d'avantages sociaux peut laisser les employés moins soutenus
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Le paradoxe des avantages sociaux : pourquoi offrir plus d'avantages sociaux peut laisser les employés moins soutenus

De nouvelles données de Maven montrent que plus d'avantages sociaux ne sont pas synonymes d'un meilleur soutien pour les employés.

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