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Brian Freeman, the Founder and CEO of Mployer Advisor, is a seasoned expert in employee benefits, equipped with a solid educational foundation and extensive experience. Freeman earned his BSM in Finance from Tulane University and further enhanced his skills with an MBA in Finance from Wake Forest University. In his ten years of experience at HCA Healthcare, Freeman started as an Analyst in the Strategy & Innovation Group and worked his way to Senior Director of the group. He then became the AVP of Finance & Operations at the company. Freeman's expertise culminated in his current role as the Founder and CEO of Mployer Advisor, where he has lead the way in reshaping how employers search, evaluate, and select insurance brokers.

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Health Insurance
Health Insurance
When it comes to curing the ills of our healthcare system, federal regulators have focused on hospital and insurance carrier pricing “transparency” in recent years.
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Brian Freeman
Market Insights
Market Insights
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its State Employment and Unemployment recap for July 2021.
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Brian Freeman
Health Insurance
Health Insurance
The article explains that Point-of-Service (POS) health insurance plans are a type of managed care plan that allows members to choose between in-network and out-of-network providers, but with varying levels of cost-sharing for each option. The pros of POS plans include greater flexibility in provider choice and potentially lower out-of-pocket costs, while the cons include the need to choose a primary care physician and potential for higher overall costs if out-of-network care is sought.
Author:
Brian Freeman
Market Insights
Market Insights
The national unemployment rate dropped by 0.2% last month–down from 4.8% to 4.6%–with nearly 60% of states seeing significant jobs gains while the rest remained largely stable.
Author:
Brian Freeman
Market Insights
Market Insights
The U.S. unemployment rate dropped by another 0.2% last month, bringing it down to 3.8%–the exact same unemployment rate reported in March of 2019.
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Brian Freeman