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Council, Mercer study highlights companies’ best, brightest ideas

The American Benefits Council and 57 other employers and employer organizations signed a letter in strong opposition to the measure.

legislative solutions are needed to create a more competitive, transparent health care marketplace and to remove payment distortions that drive higher-cost care.

The proposal emphasizes fiduciary discretion, as recommended by the Council.

Examining and addressing the factors fueling higher hospital costs is essential to lowering health care costs for all Americans.

The Council will continue to advocate for bipartisan policies that lower health costs for employers and working families by addressing the root causes of rising health care costs.

The Council is urging Congress to pass bipartisan policies that lower health costs for employers and working families by addressing the root causes of rising health care costs.

Lawmakers can lower health care costs by restoring the 340B drug pricing program to its original intent.

Council applauds introduction of 340B ACCESS Act as CBO report underscores need for reform 

The exponential growth of the 340B drug pricing program is driving up costs for employers, working families, taxpayers.

The July 22 hearing examined two important areas of concern for the Council: interminable plan audits and EBSA's secret agreements with plaintiffs' counsel.