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Health insurance is keeping millions of workers

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Econostrum on MSN · 13h
Health insurance is keeping millions of workers from walking away from their jobs
The West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare in America survey found that 24 percent of employees with employer-sponsored insurance feel trapped by their current jobs because of health coverage concerns.

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Health insurance is stopping millions of Americans from quitting their jobs
 · 9h
About 1 in 4 workers keep unwanted jobs for health insurance, poll finds
Axios · 1d
Health insurance traps a quarter of U.S. workers in unwanted jobs
Almost a quarter of workers in the U.S. — 23 million adults — are experiencing " job lock ," staying in roles they don't want to avoid losing health insurance benefits, according to a new Gallup analy...

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Just here for the healthcare: Nearly 1 in 4 Americans are stuck in jobs for insurance reasons
WBUR · 1d
Staying in a job for the health insurance? About 1 in 4 Americans do, a survey says
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Health Insurance Now Launches Health Insurance Cost Comparison Service Amid Workforce Reductions

Health Insurance Now has launched a health insurance cost comparison service to help individuals who have recently lost employer-sponsored coverage compare available health insurance options Boca Raton,
Yahoo
8mon

Employer-sponsored insurance premiums continue to rise

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nov. 10—Family premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance coverage are up 6% from last year and are expected to rise again next year, according to an annual survey from the ...
Opinion
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Your employer health plan is dying — one bill could save it

Employer-sponsored health coverage, long the gold standard in American healthcare, is imploding. This once-popular and affordable insurance is becoming increasingly out of reach as spiraling costs force employers to drop plans and employees to opt out.
Washington Blade
1y

Navigating employer-sponsored health insurance, care

Even though 86% of transgender Americans have health insurance, one in four reported being denied coverage for gender-affirming care in the 2015 and 2022 U.S. Transgender surveys. These denials can occur when an insurance plan contains a categorical ...
KSAT
10mon

Employer-sponsored health insurance costs could see highest increase since 2010, report finds

If you get your health insurance through your job, you could see those monthly plan costs go up. A new report from Mercer, a global consulting firm, says 2026 could be the fourth consecutive year of elevated health benefit cost growth after a decade of ...
MedCity News
6mon

Report: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Costs Jumped in 2024, Outpacing Inflation

Costs for employer-sponsored health insurance surged from 2023 to 2024, rising faster than inflation, according to a new analysis. The report was conducted by researchers from the State Health Access Data Assistance Center (SHADAC) at the University of ...
The American Journal of Managed Care
11mon

Employers Uncertain About Affording Employer-Sponsored Health Plans Within the Next 3 Years

Small- and midsize businesses are worried about affording group health plans, with 89% fearing unsustainability within three years. A majority of employers prefer contributing to employees' self-purchased health plans over sponsoring group plans.
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Why breakthrough GLP-1 weight loss pills may be a bad thing for employer insurance coverage

New GLP-1 weight-loss pills from Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are likely to boost consumer demand, but employer-sponsored health insurance may not foot the bill.
The Business Journals
1y

Cigna study: High health insurance literacy associated with improved vitality, work productivity, and health outcomes

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