The Healthcare Performance Management Institute reports that insurers and benefits consultants are getting in the way of employer efforts to reduce healthcare costs, according to Healthcare Finance News.
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"Insurers and brokers have little incentive to help their clients reduce spending on health benefits," Pantos said. "After all, most brokers and consultants are paid on commission--so the higher the cost of the policy they sell, the more money they make." As a result, there is no motivation for insurers to cut their own costs.
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