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Although employer health care costs continue to increase, the rate of increase is slowing across multiple categories, including medical and prescription drug expenses, according to new research from Buck Global LLC, reports BenefitsPro. Buck’s National Healthcare Trend Survey identifies trend factors used by health insurers and third-party administrators to project employers’ 2022-2023 health care costs.
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