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On the latest episode of Inside the 1581, we’re joined by Sammy Kolbas, Regional Sales Director at Trustmark, and John Symcox, Chief Innovation Officer at First Fidelity Bank, to discuss the growing importance of long-term care in financial planning and employer benefits. They discuss trends in employer interest, product design innovations, and how long-term care coverage can help hospitals and healthcare organizations retain employees and support multigenerational workforces.www.insidethe1581.com
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