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From reactive to predictive: how new technology is changing fertility and pregnancy careFrom reactive to predictive: how new technology is changing fertility and pregnancy care
From reactive to predictive: how new technology is changing fertility and pregnancy care

Leaders from Juniper Genomics, Mirvie, and CCRM Fertility discuss how more precise biological data could improve care decisions from embryo selection to pregnancy.

How L’Oréal, Microsoft, NWSL and UTA support employees through every life stageHow L’Oréal, Microsoft, NWSL and UTA support employees through every life stage
How L’Oréal, Microsoft, NWSL and UTA support employees through every life stage

Leaders share how investing in benefits that remain relevant and easily accessible as people's lives evolve helps them support employees in every life chapter.

How continuity of care changed the healthcare experience for these Maven membersHow continuity of care changed the healthcare experience for these Maven members
How continuity of care changed the healthcare experience for these Maven members

Four Maven members share stories that show what care continuity can mean: fewer repeated explanations, more informed conversations, and trusted professionals who remain available beyond any single appointment to drive better experiences and better outcomes.

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