Group health insurance is a type of health insurance policy that covers a group of people, typically employees of a business, under a single policy. It provides medical coverage for a variety of services, including hospitalization, doctor visits, prescription drugs, and preventive care. Group health insurance is typically less expensive than individual policies, as the risk is spread among the group. It is a popular employee benefit offered by many businesses as part of their benefits package, and it helps attract and retain top talent, improve employee health, offer cost and tax benefits, and simplify administration.






Starting July 1st, 2026, Medicare is launching the temporary GLP-1 Bridge program. This new initiative allows qualifying Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Part D or Medicare Advantage plans to get select GLP-1 medications prescribed for weight management for just $50 a month.
Clinical eligibility criteria and specific body mass index (BMI) thresholds apply. To see if you qualify and learn how your doctor can submit a request, visit the official CMS Medicare GLP-1 Bridge page.