Paul Nobile President
Nobile is a 20-year veteran of the insurance industry whose experience includes time with Rush Prudential Health Plans, Aetna, and United Healthcare. Prior to joining Anthem, Nobile served as the Director of Sales and Account Management for the Midwest region at UniCare, a health benefits company based in Chicago and owned by Anthem’s parent company and also ran UniCare’s Eastern Region with offices.
The pros aren’t alone
While professional and collegiate football may get the bulk of the attention, don't assume that concussions only happen at the highest levels of sports or don’t affect our kids
More than just Superfans have heart attacks
Text message campaign provides free heart health tips
Travel with a healthy peace of mind
It pays to know your health care options and insurance benefits before you leave home, so you can rest easy while you’re away.
Ready or not, it’s time to pick a health plan
Picking a health plan is one of the most important decisions we make each year, but most of us spend more time researching appliances, automobiles and even our phones.
Beware of unwanted Halloween health haunts
Your Halloween costume and candy choices could pose a hazard to your health
Free cancer resources for employers and individuals
For many, a cancer diagnosis will take place during their working years, forcing them to confront a difficult disease at the same time they continue working to support their families.
Prepare for when “life” gets in the way of business
Employers offer EAP benefits for a variety of reasons, but at the end of the day, most do so because it benefits company and employee alike.
Moms and Dads: two more back to school to-dos
Don’t act shocked. The big box stores have been reminding you for months now. Remember the stack of three-ring binders next to the fireworks?...
Think outside the gym
There’s more to workplace wellness than physical health – namely, happiness and a sense of purpose. Education support can quickly pay big dividends in engagement and productivity.
How what’s not going on in the bedroom affects your business
Insomnia costs the U.S. economy more than $63 billion per year in lost productivity, as more and more Americans are diagnosed with sleep disorders.
Want to change your employees’ habits? Sell it!
Five simple ways you can increase the odds of “selling” health and wellness within your company
