The new proposed rule aims to build on the 2020 transparency in coverage rule by improving on the standardization, accuracy and accessibility of required machine-readable files.

Council President Katy Johnson welcomes Matt Muma and describes the qualities that will make him a valuable advocate on the Council’s behalf.

On February 9, Matt Muma joined the Council as the new senior counsel, health policy.

The Council continues to focus its retirement policy advocacy on the scourge of runaway class-action ERISA litigation against plan fiduciaries.

The Council's amicus brief explains how providers’ manipulation of the IDR process is resulting in higher health care costs.

In the latest episode, President Katy Johnson explains how these newly enacted measures fit into the Council’s overall health care affordability agenda.

he Council said the change would remove unnecessary regulatory barriers, support fiduciary choice and improve access to a broader range of investment options.

The Council will continue to advocate with Congress and the administration on policies to lower health care costs.

The Council’s interactive website tool for obtaining information on state and municipal paid family leave laws has been updated with changes to 13 jurisdictions.

The proposed regulations would require PBMs and other providers of PBM services to disclose information about their compensation to self-insured group health plans.

Council President Katy Johnson explains how the agency's large surplus supports the need for PBGC premium relief.

The substantial and increasing surplus in the PBGC’s single-employer program, especially, add urgency to the Council’s proposed reforms to the defined benefit pension system