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Omaha Steve's Labor Group

Teamster Jeff

(1,598 posts) Sat Feb 9, 2013, 10:43 AM Feb 2013

Employers rethink their role in healthcare [View all]

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Healthcare and employers - inseparable? Maybe not. With the Supreme Court ruling to uphold the Affordable Care Act and the president's re-election, employers have never had a better opportunity to re-examine their long term role in providing healthcare coverage. The year 2013 will likely be the turning point for how healthcare benefits evolve over the next decade.

Employers may decide to transition out of healthcare altogether or elect to move toward a defined contribution approach with the exchanges.
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http://www.pwc.com/us/en/health-industries/top-health-industry-issues/employer-healthcare-coverage.jhtml

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Employers rethink their role in healthcare [View all] Teamster Jeff Feb 2013 OP

Many employers are moving to the Dyedinthewoolliberal Feb 2013 #1

Yes! Teamster Jeff Feb 2013 #2

The problem with that is that it is an anti-Prevention model, right? TTE, "We'll pay for only patrice Feb 2013 #3

Another problem with Catatastrophic: Authentically collaborative & integrated health care teams patrice Feb 2013 #5

The government is doing their best to force enlightenment Feb 2013 #4