The demands and challenges of work can result in high stress for some employees, which, in turn, can be costly for employers. Employers can address and reduce work stress by focusing on prevention, intervention and support.
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An analysis by Milliman, a healthcare consulting company, found that American workers who are insured by their employer are four to six times more likely to use out-of-pocket mental health care than medical care. And when in-network care is found, insurance companies reimburse mental health professionals less than primary or specialty care providers for comparable services.
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