Large employers. These are large multistate, and in many cases, global employers. They provide Health Benefits for over 50 million americans in the u. S. This is more of a convener. Together, butyers leaders together, and industry stakeholders together to bring reform,ents to deliver expanded health innovation, and share best practices amongst each other on how to control Health Care Costs to manage conditions, tomatoes pharmacy benefits, plan design, valuebased plan design, and engage employee wellbeing. We also play a role in washington on Public Policy issues related to health care. Packs that you can follow along with the Key Highlights were going to walk through as well as a more of a detailed report available. Spend 20 minutes on comments and then open it up for a q a toward the end. I would like to start before we get into specific findings about three highlevel observations on what i took out of the survey this particular year. First is in relation to the employerbased system.
Good morning. I am president and ceo of the National Business group on health. I welcome you to the briefing on the 2018, the results of the 2018 Large Employer healthcare strategy and plan design survey. The Business Group is a membership based Nonprofit Organization of about 450 Large Employers. These are large, multi states global employers, most all are selffunded. They provide Health Benefits for over 50 million americans in the u. S. This group is more of a convener. We bring employers together, and stakeholders together to advance improvements in Healthcare Delivery system and payment reform. To advance and accelerates and share best practices amongst each other on how to control healthcare costs, to manage conditions and pharmacy benefits, valuablys plan design and engagement and improvement in Employee Health and wellbeing and that impact on welfare strategy. We play a role in washington to represent Public Policy issues related to healthcare. You have with you which can follo
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