Risky Benefits

Welcome to Risky Benefits, a podcast from FBMC Management, Inc. As your personal advisor on all things benefits, join host Rick Farris, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, every month while we educate you with all the ins and outs of compensation packages. From topics about insurance to employees and everything in between, you’ll walk away with the knowledge needed to get the most out of healthcare benefits.

Risky Benefits is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 112 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Risky Benefits, a business show with 112 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Six Degrees Health - Risky Benefits S6E2

  May 19, 202639 minS6

  <p>Employers are fighting rising healthcare costs, and this week’s guest breaks down three powerful tools that actually move the needle. We sit down with Heath Potter, Chief Growth Officer at Six Degrees Health, to unpack <b>reference‑based pricing</b>, <b>payment integrity</b>, and <b>member advocacy</b> in plain, practical language.</p><p>Heath shares how RBP replaces inflated PPO discounts with fair benchmarks—often around 140% of Medicare—helping plans cut medical spend by <b>25–40%</b>. He also digs into the 18% claim error rate hiding in the system and why pre‑payment review on large claims is essential...

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  Sgt Jarvis V Rosier podcast - Risky Benefits S6E1

  Feb 26, 202656 minS6

  <p>In this episode, we interviews retired US Army Sergeant Major Jarvis Rosier, Director of the Colored Troops Education Project and president of the 2nd Infantry Regiment, USCT Living History Association. Sgt. Rosier describes joining the Army at 17 in 1975, serving and completing 34 years active and reserve service before retiring in 2009. He explains his leadership philosophy as soldier-focused, earning trust by leading, and knowing your people. Sgt. Rosier details founding a USCT living history unit in Tallahassee through the Riley House Museum to preserve and teach overlooked Civil War history, including Florida battles involving USCT, and recounts the March 1865 Battle of...

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  Juno Kids - Risky Benefits Podcast S5E19

  Dec 16, 202531 minS0

  <p>n this episode of <b>Risky Benefits</b>, Rick and Kyla interview <b>Jordan Epstein</b>, co-founder and CEO of <b>Juno</b>, about a fast-emerging benefit most employers and employees haven’t encountered: <b>child disability insurance</b>—essentially “long-term disability, but for kids.” Jordan shares his family’s personal experience navigating serious childhood medical issues and explains the massive financial and career impact families face when a child has a severe illness, injury, or lifelong condition.<br/><br/>The conversation breaks down how the coverage works (including triggers, payouts, and support resources), why this protection is common in places...

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  Episode #18

  Spring Health - Risky Benefits S5E18

  Dec 2, 202546 minS5

  <p>In this episode of Risky Benefits, Rick and Kyla sit down with <b>Eleanor Joseph</b>, VP of the Public Sector at <b>Spring Health</b>, to unpack why traditional EAPs often fail to meet the real needs of today’s workforce—especially caregivers, frontline workers, and public sector employees. Eleanor explains how Spring Health is redefining mental health benefits with faster access to care, culturally competent support, continuous check-ins, and <b>measurement-based outcomes</b> that show whether people are actually getting better.</p><p>The conversation explores the impact of high-exposure roles, the persistent stigma around mental health (part...

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  Episode #17

  Tiny Teeth of Tally - Risky Benefits Podcast

  Sep 30, 202556 minS5

  <p>In this episode of Risky Benefits, the team is joined by Dr. Astrid Gonzalez to discuss the transformative approach of minimally invasive dentistry at Tiny Teeth of Tally. The podcast delves into Dr. Gonzalez's journey from a traditional dental practice to embracing a root-cause-first, patient-centered method for managing dental decay. Dr. Gonzalez shares her passion for pediatric dentistry, discussing how her new approach helps treat dental issues non-invasively, catering to individual needs and maintaining oral health with preventive care. The conversation covers the importance of managing the oral microbiome, utilizing specialized products, and the broader implications for insurance structures...

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