The ever-increasing cost of healthcare and what we can do about it.

Join Lev Ginsburg for a discussion on healthcare costs

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Healthcare inflation has significantly outpaced general inflation, with medical care prices increasing 121.3%, compared to an 86.1% increase for all other consumer goods and services since 2000. This trend has been particularly difficult for New York's small businesses, which pay health insurance premiums 23% higher than the U.S. average.  The unreasonably steep increases in healthcare costs are attributable to several factors, including rapidly increasing hospital reimbursement costs; consolidation of healthcare providers into large, multi-state corporate hospital systems; rising drug costs; and hidden healthcare taxes and state mandates on healthcare and health insurance.  There are reasonable steps that can be taken to control the endless cost increases.  Now is the time.

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