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Parity and EAP:

A Perfect Match

The Wellstone-Domenici Parity Act of 2008

(H.R. 6983) ensures that mental health and substance abuse are afforded “equality” with the benefits offered in medical and surgical plans. Estimates of cost increases to employers ranges from 1% to 3% of total health care costs.*

Therefore, it’s now more important than ever to have a trusted EAP partner with you to manage the cost implications of Parity by:

“Gate keeping” the mental health benefit
Ensuring continuity of care
Addressing full range of employee issues

Having an EAP at the front-end of the benefit eliminates any redundancy between EAP counseling and short-term outpatient counseling delivered through the benefit. EAP’s are best suited to assess, diagnose and treat employee challenges: Over our 25 year history, we have successfully resolved 65% of all employee cases through assessments, short-term counseling and work/life services.

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Experts at Growing Healthy Companies

CCA manages critical people issues that place organizations at risk. In business for 25 years with over 250 top-tier accounts, CCA brings a
full-time staff of industrial and organizational psychologists, clinical social workers/psychologists and counseling professionals to solve human
capital-based business problems.

CCA Update: Swine Flu & Pandemic Planning

In the event of pandemic influenza, businesses will play a key role in protecting employees' health and safety as well as limiting the negative
impact to the economy and society. Planning for pandemic influenza is critical. To assist you in your efforts, CCA has resources dedicated to
researching the latest from DHHS and CDC.

Our goal is to help our clients stay ahead of any potential consequences for their employees and recommend reviewing a full pandemic planning checklist, by logging into our client website, and searching on Swine Flu.

CCA's Thomas Diamante, Ph.D., addressed human capital issues at The Securities and Financial Markets Assoc. 2009 annual conference.

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