The market for health insurance for small employers is dysfunctional, offering very few choices, very high prices, little innovation, and poor service. It is the result of two decades of deliberate policy by state regulators to “stabilize” this market down to three or four vendors. We need more competition and more innovation in this market.
Greg Scandlen
Greg Scandlen is a policy advisor of The Heartland Institute and founder of Consumers for Health Care Choices, a non-partisan, non-profit membership organization aimed at empowering consumers in the health care system.
