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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2024 · 1H 3M

Health Benefits: Worth It or Waste? Jeff Cox Reveals the Reality Behind Health Care Funding

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Shauna sits down with Jeff Cox, Co-Founder of Simply Benefits, for an insightful dive into Canada’s health care system and the ‘benefits’ available. Jeff uncovers what’s really behind the benefits we rely on—and who they’re truly designed to serve.    Jeff breaks down the essentials, beginning with how Canada’s universal health care system operates, where private funding fits in, and the crucial role employer-provided benefits play. You’ll gain clarity on the process behind drug premiums, how MSP premiums are structured, and how drug coverage really works. Jeff also shares why employers are so invested in keeping their employees healthy and how this impacts the benefits packages they offer. Tune in for a fresh perspective on navigating health care funding in Canada, with insights that will empower YOU to make the most of your benefits.    Bonus content: If you’re looking for a list of resources from industry-leading sources for Canadian group employee benefits & health insurance, HR, and corporate health & wellness information visit  www.simplybenefits.ca/en-ca/industry-information 

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