Lancaster Online : reported that Fight over decisions on what health insurance covers heats up in Pennsylvania

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Bending the trend, more employers are offering job-based health insurance

In 2014, only 25 percent of big companies were "very confident" they would have a job-based health plan for employees in 10 years, according to the Willis Towers Watson survey. This year, 65 percent expected to offer health benefits in a decade. Many managers once eyed Obamacare marketplaces as workable coverage alternatives despite the law's requirement that employers offer health insurance, analysts said. Employer health costs continue to rise, but not at the double-digit clip seen for many plans sold to individuals and families through the ACA marketplaces. Employers expect health costs to increase 5.5 percent next year, up from 4.6 percent in 2017, according to the Willis Towers Watson report.

Some Georgia retirees will see big boost in health insurance premiums

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