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Employer health costs are set to jump the most since 2003—and even health care workers are struggling to afford care
As premiums climb, medical practices must decide whether to absorb the increase, charge workers more, or cut health benefits.
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Medical practices facing rising premiums must choose to absorb the cost, increase employee charges, or reduce health benefits.
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