Employer Insights Blog

Vanderbilt Health's Dr. Ruchika Talwar offers ways to help patients save money on their prescription drugs.

Consider these seven tips to help new hires make the right benefits choices while not feeling overwhelmed.

The Vanderbilt Multiple Sclerosis Center is hosting a free educational event for individuals living with multiple sclerosis, their caregivers and their loved ones on October 11, 2025.

The efficiency, tailored care and personal connection keeps one CEO coming back to Vanderbilt's Executive Health Physicals program.

Though called upon to drive business performance, executives fall into unhealthy traps when it comes to their own well-being. Sapna Kripalani, MD, medical director of Vanderbilt’s Executive Health Physicals program, works with company leaders to change that narrative.

Reaching your higher-level executives with employee benefits information takes a tailored approach that delivers what they need, how they need it, with as little effort from them as possible.

From a star-studded televised fundraising event to a team-focused cycling event, two unique fundraisers are coming to Nashville to fight cancer. Both Stand Up to Cancer and Clip In 4 the Cure, which benefits the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, are raising money to fund critical research and support those affected by the disease.

For Jackie Davis, a licensed master social worker at Vanderbilt Health, caring for others is part of her everyday life. Working remotely to support behavioral health patients after hospitalizations or emergency room visits, she is well-versed in the value of accessible, supportive care. So when she became pregnant with her son, she knew exactly where to turn: Vanderbilt's MyMaternityHealth Bundle, a benefit offered through her employer. 

Employees need help when bearing the double burden of a full-time job and caregiving responsibilities. Most employers understand that caregiver support resources as a benefit can make a meaningful difference for their workforces, while boosting productivity, recruitment and retention.

A new Well Moment webinar offers strategies for helping students with disabilities access special services and advocacy resources so they can get a quality education, graduate from high school and make a plan for the future.