Last updated: : 5 May 2008
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Total health benefit cost rose by 6.1 percent in 2007, the same pace as last year, to an average of US$7,983 per employee, according to the National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans, conducted annually by Mercer.
The good news is that cost increases have held steady for three years (after spiking to nearly 15 percent in 2002) and are likely to slow a bit further in 2008. The bad news is that’s still more than twice the rate of inflation. Health cost growth is outpacing wages and material costs and eroding business profitability.
The survey report is now available for delivery. You can order your copy now
by purchasing it online. You will download a PDF with order and
contact information, and your hard copy will be shipped by FedEx 2nd day within
two business days. Buy the report and tables for US$1,000 or the report alone for
US$500. Order options for 2007 surveyMore information
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Order 2007 National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans
You can
purchase the survey results online now and the hard copy will be shipped to you. An
order form is also available for downloading.
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Tara Lewis
Contact Tara with any questions or to order reports from earlier years |
+1 212 345 2451
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