Navigating the Healthcare Data Landscape for Human Capital Risk Enhancement

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Trucordia Health & Benefits Practice Leader, Al Marino, is joined by Hugh O’Toole, CEO of Innovu, to discuss the healthcare data landscape and how organizations can leverage their data for enhanced human capital risk management. Learn more about unlocking savings using data for healthcare cost control, grasping the fiduciary process and learning CAA procurement essentials and safeguarding talent with strategic human capital risk benefits management.

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* This article has been updated to reflect the company name change from PCF Insurance Services to Trucordia, effective Oct 24, 2024.

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Written By Al Marino, Trucordia Health & Benefits Practice Leader

Al Marino, Trucordia Health & Benefits Practice Leader and Principal at Ascela, a Trucordia Insurance company, brings more than 30 years of experience in the health and benefits space to his clients and colleagues. Starting out on the carrier side, Al developed a passion for helping business owners find the right insurance and benefit products to match their specific goals and needs. With the goal of doing more, Al became an advocate for business owners and their employees by starting his own agency before joining Ascela and Trucordia, giving him the freedom to work with businesses of all sizes and help them make the best decisions for their health and benefits. Al is a member of the NY Health Underwriters Association and serves as President of the Tom Collins-Chris Panatier 9/11 Memorial Foundation.