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Illinois city faces 17% increase in health insurance costs, but half of original hike

December 09, 2022 Reprints

Health insurance costs for City of Edwardsville, Illinois, employees will rise 17% next year, mainly due to higher claims volume over the past year, reports the Edwardsville Intelligencer. After passing unanimously through key committees last week, the full city council on Dec. 6 approved the renewal plan with Cigna Corp. for employees in 2023.

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Illinois city faces 17% increase in health insurance costs, but half of original hike

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