Our company uses one of these services, from a company that claims it's one
of the largest in the nation. And let me tell you, $759 a month is not an
affordable insurance premium for a family of 3. And that's the cheap,
high-deductible insurance. The "standard" coverage insurance is $100 more.
And it goes up ~15% every year without fail, while at the same time lowering
coverage. Hell, 3 years ago when we moved to this company, it doubled our
premiums and lowered our care. That level of increased cost and decreased
coverage is unacceptable and at the same time unavoidable. Right now there
aren't any other options. We need something that will provide competition to
the insurance companies and drive these premiums down.
The current bill may not be the answer, but at least someone is finally
asking the questions.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 5:59 PM, C. Hatton Humphrey <[email protected]>wrote:

> I work for a Professional Employment Organization - a company that
> provides it's clients with outsourced Human Resources services,
> including payroll, tax compliance, benefits management and
> consolidation and human resources services.  We are a for-profit
> version of the "Co-Op".  Our clients employees work under our Federal
> ID, we take those numbers to insurance carriers and get a good reduced
> rate.  That rate then gets passed back to our clients.  This allows a
> pizza shop with 5 employees the ability to offer the same medical
> insurance at the same rates as a company with 800 employees and 20
> locations!
>


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