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Wall Street Journal: Employer-Provided Health Insurance Approaches $20,000 a Year
HCCI's 2016 Annual Report was cited in the WSJ:
The HCCI findings are "pretty compelling," said Paul Ginsburg, a professor at the University of Southern California. "Higher prices from providers is the most important element in rising premiums in the past few years."
Employer-Provided Health Insurance Approaches $20,000 a Year - WSJ
The average cost of health coverage offered by employers rose to nearly $20,000 for a family plan this year, capping years of increases that experts said are tied to rising prices for care.
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