The Cost of Workers Health Care in America

Based on a survey done by the New Survey Finds Health to more than 2,000 entrepreneurs, found that the cost of health insurance for the workers rose almost doubled although the premium growth slowing since 2007. The total cost of family health insurance reached US$ 15,747 this year, rise 4% compared in the year 2011.

As reported by the Health Research and Educational Trust in Chicago and the Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation of Menlo Park in California, the workers are paid average of US$ 4,316 for the health costs and the company where they work vouch the half. Whereas in 2002, the workers vouched the cost of family health coverage with the large expense US$ 8,003.

Decreased the sponsor of health insurance premiums in recent years reflects a reduction of health expenditures overall nationally. Entrepreneurs, households and governments in the America spent US$ 2,7 trillion for the health care in 2012, 3.9% more spent in 2010.

The economic recession that began in 2007 and the slow restoration be the main reason for the health care budget properly. The high unemployment and the stagnant wage growth makes America have fewer money to spent and many more people go without the health care. The effort done by the Health Insurance Company and the medical care providers to be more efficient to help reduce the health cost for everyone.

Summary:

• The cost of Workers Health Care continues to rise from year to year,
• The health insurance companies become more efficient to help reduce the cost of health care for everyone,
• The high unemployment level increases the Economic Recession in order to recovered slowly.