Rick Thornton, a Corpus Christi health insurance agent, said that small businesses aren’t required by law to provide health insurance to employees, and rising premiums could lead them to drop coverage altogether.
2. Corpus Christi health
insurance and the subsidies
offered to consumers by the
Inflation Reduction Act has
been a godsend to millions
of Americans who were
previously uninsured or
underinsured.
3. Those same benefits and offsets have yet to
reach the millions of small businesses that
provide critical healthcare to their employees,
forcing some to consider dropping the
coverage they offer if things don't change by
next year.
4. According to several
published reports, small
businesses may face
premium increases ranging
from 10 to 20% moving
forward.
5. While recent provisions in the
Inflation Reduction Act provided
additional subsidies for
individuals to offset the
increased cost of premiums, no
such support reached the
millions of small businesses that
currently offer healthcare to
employees.
6. Rick Thornton, a Corpus Christi health
insurance agent , said it would be a
dramatic turn of events should small
businesses nationwide slowly drop
coverage for their employees.
7. Things have been going so well
over the past few years with the
current administration's push to
provide better and more
affordable healthcare to
individuals and their families.
8. The fact remains that
small businesses aren't
receiving the same
benefits and may be
forced to deny coverage
entirely.
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