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2017 Health and Well-Being Touchstone Survey Results (PDF)
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June 14, 2017
114 pages. "Medical plan costs have continued to increase, but employers are expecting that the rate of increase will start to dampen. Plan design changes contributed towards slightly lower-than-expected increases in 2016.... [R]ather than considering broad, transformational changes, they continue to use traditional cost shifting approaches to control health spend.... Participants are increasing contributions in the form of surcharges for spouse, domestic partner, and dependent coverage[.]"

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