Because a significant part of the insurance cost is paid by their employer, most consumers don’t even know the total price of their healthcare.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-16 00:51:06">August 16, 2024 at 12:51 a.m.</time>

Because a significant part of the insurance cost is paid by their employer, most consumers don’t even know the total price of their healthcare.{ai:summary}<p>Most folks don’t realize the real cost of their healthcare, thanks to their employers footing a hefty part of the bill. It’s a silent heist playing out in plain sight, leaving consumers blissfully ignorant of the dollars sliding down the drain.</p><p>#economy</p>

Leventhal: Make health insurance work for consumers

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