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Nearly three-quarters of CEOs expect costs to climb at least 6%, and more than 10% expect an increase of more than 15%.

The future of employee benefits will not be defined solely by premium negotiations or carrier competition.

Unum, Prudential Financial, MetLife and Sun Life reported a noticeable increase in the number of claims, seemingly driven by behavioral health.

Trump has campaigned against "Obamacare," but Larry Levitt, KFF's incoming CEO, says many high-income exchange plan users are part of core Republican constituencies.

Democrats who campaigned on a Medicare for All system fared well, as Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Troy Jackson in Maine both won by comfortable margins.

"Every child deserves a health care experience centered on their needs," UnitedHealthcare CEO Tim Noel said.