The table below compares what companies and government have been paying their employees over the past 20 years: the percent share of employer costs for worker compensation and health benefits. The table shows they paid more in benefits and less in wages and salaries, and that is especially the case among people who work for…
The average cost of employer health coverage rose in 2018 to almost $20,000 for a family plan and to $7,000 for single coverage, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation’s annual review of those plans. In addition, over the past 10 years, employees have ended up covering their own health care bills with more out of pocket cost and…
The 83 million millennials are turning their backs to primary care providers (PCP) over the convenience, fast service, connectivity and price transparency of clinics or urgent care centers. A national poll of 1,200 randomly selected adults conducted in July by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 26% said they did not have a PCP. There…
The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, found about a third of caregivers have gone without a routine physical or dental care, skipped or didn’t schedule a test or treatment or even forgot to fill a prescription or failed to see a doctor for their own illness or injury because they were too busy…
