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Erosion of Coverage Expected

Source: Washington Post
Washington : DC : USA | 2 months ago  
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Forty percent of employers surveyed said they are likely to increase the amount their workers pay out of pocket for doctor visits. Almost as many said they are likely to raise annual deductibles and the amount workers pay for prescription drugs. Nine percent said they plan to tighten eligibility for...
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