Rising Health Insurance Costs for American Workers, According to KFF Survey

A new survey by the nonprofit research organization KFF found that workers who rely on employer-sponsored health insurance paid more for their coverage this year. STAT reported that the cost of family coverage rose 9% for workers, a bigger jump than in recent periods, reflecting the pressure that rising health costs are placing on employers and workers alike.

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• The cost of family coverage that workers pay rose 9% this year.

  «Workers are paying 9% more for family health coverage this year, a higher jump than in the recent past»

  STAT
• The current increase is higher than the jumps seen in recent years, according to STAT.

  «a higher jump than in the recent past»

  STAT
• The survey was conducted by KFF, a nonprofit health care research organization.

  «according to a new survey by healthcare research nonprofit KFF»

  Chicago Tribune
• The survey indicates that rising health costs are pressuring both employers and workers.

  «rising healthcare costs are squeezing both employers and workers»

  STAT

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