Bloomfield Hills, MI (September 15, 2021) – Episode #4 of the Construction Association of Michigan’s “Building Michigan” podcast series focuses on variety of tools offered by Priority Health, CAM's preferred health insurance carrier, designed to support your employees, both physically and mentally. As we navigate the ongoing pandemic, the need for mental health support, access to tele-medicine, and counseling services becomes a key component to ensuring your employees' wellness.
In the first half, Tom Spring, MS, Director of Wellness and Wellbeing for Priority Health Employer Solutions, explains the many tools available to Priority Health participants, including the valuable articles featured on the ThinkHealth blog and the WellBeing Hub. Tom stressed the importance of educating employees about resources to support mental wellness, reducing out of pocket expenses, and making best use of the information provided through the Priority Health member portal.
The second half of the episode features Rob Walters, Sales and Client Services with Priority Health. Rob describes the various health care plans designed to fit groups of 2 or more employees and how to customize options to suit your needs. In addition, Rob highlights the many ways in which employers can use health plans to attract and retain the best employees.
Listen to this hot topic conversation and all of CAM’s “Building Michigan” podcast episodes at buildwithcam.com/podcast or on your favorite podcast platform.
Contact cam@buildwithcam.com for podcast sponsorship opportunities or with suggestions for future podcast topics. Each episode of the “Building Michigan” podcast, produced for Michigan’s construction industry by the Construction Association of Michigan, and sponsored by Priority Health, features current news and information regarding the latest construction techniques, methods and equipment, as well as economic updates and interviews with key people in Michigan's commercial construction industry.
Priority Health is CAM's preferred health insurance carrier and sponsor of the Building Michigan podcast. For more information about Priority Health, click here.