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The New Benefits Landscape: What Is Coming

Summit’s Todd Rolland and Kaci Skidgel, and McAfee & Taft’s Brandon Long host The New Benefits Landscape: What is Coming webinar that discusses the latest trends and regulatory updates that could impact your benefit plans.

Topics include:
• Upcoming trends for benefit and retirement plans
• Latest update for Patient’s Rights to Pharmacy Choice Act, SB 821
• Aspects to be aware of under the American Rescue Plan Act
• Medical procedure pricing transparency

Todd Rolland and Brandon Long are not affiliated with Cetera Advisor Networks LLC.

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