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Inflation raises health benefit costs by 5 2%: Mercer

Mercer reported the average per-employee cost of employer-sponsored health insurance rose by 5.2%.

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Mercer Survey Finds Health Benefit Costs Up 5 2% in 2023 Due to Inflation and Higher Spending on Prescription Drugs

Cost increases have averaged 3% annually since 2012 but employers expect higher increases to continue in 2024 Pharmacy benefit cost rose more than 8% .

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Comparing health care costs at Utah hospitals, patient rights group finds transparency problems

Health care costs are spiraling out of control. Data from the Tribune's Andy Larsen shows you to what extent, and also how transparency initiatives aren't getting it done.

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Rising Health Care Costs Should Set Off Alarm Bells for Plan Sponsors, Study Shows

While employers are being challenged to absorb high health benefit costs, inflation is placing a burden on employees’ ability to afford health care, a new Mercer study reveals.

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