Employer healthcare costs projected to rise most since 2003
Employer health costs are expected to rise significantly in 2027, marking the largest increase in roughly two decades. A survey of employers found they expect these costs to grow even after adjusting their health plans. The articles report on this projection without indicating disagreement about whether it will occur.
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3 developments- Sep 2Employer health costs are expected to spike in 2027
- Sep 3Employer healthcare costs projected to rise most since 2003
- Sep 4Employer healthcare costs projected to rise 8.2%
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