“Similar to what Massachusetts has experienced since the implementation of the 2006 health care reforms, this new paper shows the nation’s small-group markets are in crisis, premiums are unsustainable, and small businesses are being forced to make difficult choices.”
According to the Center for Health Information and Analysis, from 2022-2023, health spending in Massachusetts increased to 8.6%, more than double the 3.6% cost growth benchmark set by policymakers.
“The first step that New Hampshire lawmakers can take is to stop making the problem worse by adding new mandates and regulations that drive up the cost of coverage.”
NFIB report reveals a growing health insurance affordability crisis for small business owners and employers
Governor Janet Mills in 2020 sought improvement through merging the individual and small group markets, but it’s not clear whether legislators are mindful of the struggles experienced by small businesses.
NFIB report reveals a growing health insurance affordability crisis for small business owners and employers.
Minnesota State Director Jon Boesche reacts to NFIB’s latest report about health care policies
Iowa State Director Matt Everson reacts to NFIB’s latest report about health care policies
NFIB released a report showing a grim outlook for small business health care affordability that also highlights top legislative solutions Congress can take to address the crisis.
Illinois State Director Noah Finley reacts to NFIB’s latest report about health care policies
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