
Healthcare affordability continues dominating conversations across America—and recent projections surrounding Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollment could signal another major shift. In this episode of The Cutting Edge Benefits Podcast, Tom Quigley of ClaimLinx joins Neil Haley to discuss growing concerns around healthcare enrollment trends, affordability pressures, and the financial realities facing employers and individuals nationwide. The conversation centers around reports projecting significant changes in marketplace enrollment participation and explores the broader implications for healthcare costs moving forward. Tom explains how healthcare affordability challenges continue impacting families, individuals, and businesses.
Healthcare costs continue putting pressure on employers of every size. But increasingly, mid-sized businesses are exploring more aggressive strategies to control expenses. One of the fastest-growing approaches? Self-funded health insurance. In this episode of The Cutting Edge Benefits Podcast, Anthony McMahon joins Neil Haley to discuss why many employers believe self-funding creates savings opportunities—and why those strategies may expose businesses to more financial risk than they realize. Traditionally, ClaimLinx works heavily with small employers. But Anthony explains that larger organizations—companies with hundreds of employees—are increasingly reaching out as healthcare costs continue rising.
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If you’re a business owner, HR leader, or employee frustrated with rising premiums and watered-down coverage, this conversation will completely change how you look at group health insurance.
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