Milliman: Health Costs Rising Again

The latest annual edition of the Milliman Medical Index (which estimates “the cost of healthcare for a typical American family of four covered by an average employer-sponsored preferred provider organization”) suggests that last year’s moderate rate of growth was idiosyncratically low.

Last year’s 5.4% growth rate was the lowest in the history of the Index. This year, the growth rate has climbed to 6.3 percent – exactly the same as 2013.

Milliman also concludes that the “Cadillac tax” is fast approaching, especially for workers at smaller firms.

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  1. Don Levit says:

    John
    Thanks so much for posting this report
    We will use it in our third party material
    Median household income – $53,800
    Employee expenses – 19.5 percent of that median household income

  2. Perry says:

    Affordable Care Act, Prohibition Act. Both very inaccurately named.