Health care is unaffordable and threatens the economy, according to the CEO of Blue Cross VT, who rang the alarm in an open letter.

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Fewer than 1 in 3 small businesses now offer health insurance—down from nearly half just two decades ago. Amid skyrocketing premiums, many small employers have been priced out of offering ...

Fewer than 1 in 3 small businesses now offer health insurance—down from nearly half just two decades ago. Amid skyrocketing premiums, many small employers have been priced out of offering coverage ...

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At least seven Blue Cross Blue Shield health plans across the nation posted a net loss last year, raising questions about the financial health of some of the nation's largest nonprofit insurers.