What to measure
Evidence before assumptions.
- Benefits literacy
- Program adoption
- Employee satisfaction
- Financial and clinical outcomes
Component 10
Are employees using the plan the way it was designed—and can we prove the strategy is working?
Clear definition
Employee engagement, communication and measurement make benefits understandable and connect plan initiatives to defined financial, clinical and experience outcomes.
What to measure
Common mistakes
High-performance practices
01
Create year-round education tied to decisions employees face
02
Define KPIs before implementing major initiatives
03
Review outcomes and adjust programs based on evidence
Book connection
Chapters 25–29
These chapters connect benefit communication to adoption, outcomes and a continuous measurement loop.
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Are communication, adoption and outcomes measured throughout the year—not only at enrollment?
A lower score suggests defining program KPIs and building employee communication around meaningful care moments.
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A printable Employer Benefits IQ worksheet for defining the decision, evidence, accountable owner and review cadence.
Author perspective
By Corry Hull, REBC, CSFS — Author, The High Performance Health Plan and Founder, Employer Benefits IQ.
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