What healthcare should be

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We can all agree on one thing: The current U.S. healthcare system is broken. Many employers have little transparency into why their premiums are increasing year over year at an unsustainable rate. Employees, as a result, are unable to afford the rising costs associated with healthcare. Brokers and consultants, who serve as the conduit between health plan administrators and employers, have to deliver the bad news to clients again and again. The healthcare landscape is shifting to a model where excessive payment and lack of transparency is the status quo. The industry is riddled with fraud, waste and abuse. But this is not what healthcare should be.