Renea Harris

Workers Pay Greater Share of Health Tab, Dwarfing Income Gains Most U.S. workers who have health plans through their employers must cover at least some expenses before their insurance kicks in, and those out-of-pocket costs have risen eight times as fast as wages, a closely watched study found.

And more of Americans’ paychecks goes to health care. Deductibles for employer plans — the out-of-pocket costs employees must pay before insurance kicks in — have grown eight times as fast as wages over the past 10 years,
according to data from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Contact me for more info on our $0 copay and $0 deductible plans. 901-690-9628 or www.ushagent.com/theressaharris

Workers Pay Greater Share of Health Tab, Dwarfing Income Gains Most U.S. workers who have health plans through their employers must cover at least some expenses before their insurance kicks in, and those out-of-pocket costs have risen eight times as fast as wages, a closely watched study found.

Medical Bankruptcy and the Economy

Do Medical Bills Really Bankrupt America's Families? Medical bills cause bankruptcies. Medical costs impact both household finances and the economy as a whole.