Smart employers aren’t cutting benefits, they’re elevating them. Venbrook’s focus for 2026 is helping clients build workplaces where wellbeing drives performance.

It's finally here: Senate Bill 729 (SB 729)! For California employees planning to start a family, here's what you need to know about this groundbreaking change.

As we close out 2025, it's the perfect time to look ahead. Employee wellness benefits are changing fast, shaped by a rising need for more holistic and personalized support. Staying ahead of these trends now will set your organization up for success in the year ahead.

Most health plans follow a calendar year, so unused benefits may not carry over. We've put together a few key reminders for you.

October may be behind us, but did you know it was National Dental Hygiene Month? The observance recognizes dental hygienists and promotes good oral care habits, just in time to prepare for the season of Halloween candy, Thanksgiving pies, and festive holiday treats!

Although October’s National Depression Screening Month has passed, its message remains important. As the days grow shorter and year-end demands rise, it’s important to stay mindful of mental health, for ourselves, our colleagues, and our families.

While this legislation is still evolving, this article cuts through the noise and delivers the facts on what has officially been passed so far. No spin, no politics—just what you need to know to stay ahead.

Healthy aging is about living fully, feeling good, and staying proactive with your health. Taking care of your mind, body, and emotional well-being can help you stay strong, energized, and independent. Your health plan is a powerful tool in that journey, offering preventive care, wellness programs, and tools to support you through every chapter of life.

September is National Recovery Month.  Addiction can happen to anyone. In fact, 1 in 6 Americans experience a substance abuse disorder in their lifetime. It doesn't discriminate; it affects individuals regardless of age, background, socioeconomic status, or career. For many, substance use starts as a way to cope with stress or mental health challenges. In some cases, such as with opioids, addiction can begin after a prescription.