A broken record is figuratively defined as a statement or experience that is frequently, and perhaps tediously, repeated. If you’re a regular reader of my articles, you might think that I’m starting to sound like one. But as health insurers across New York prepare to submit rate requests to state regulators, I find myself answering the same questions – year after year – about why insurance premiums are rising.
The fact of the matter remains that over the past three years, the drivers of…
A broken record is figuratively defined as a statement or experience that is frequently, and perhaps tediously, repeated. If you’re a regular reader of my articles, you might think that I’m starting to sound like one. But as health insurers across New York prepare to submit rate requests to state regulators, I find myself answering the same questions – year after year – about why insurance premiums are rising.
The fact of the matter remains that over the past three years, the drivers of…