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Employers joining coalitions to stem costs.(Workplace Health & Benefits)(Brief Article)

Medical Benefits

| October 30, 2003 | Prince, Michael | COPYRIGHT 2003 Aspen Publishers, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Michael Prince, Business Insurance, June 23, 2003

"Health care coalitions, often called business groups on health, have existed in most metropolitan areas for years and count employers--and sometimes health plans and hospitals--as their members. With coalitions, employers join forces and pool their buying power in an effort to obtain better prices from health plans.

For an employer, the advantage of joining a coalition is leverage. Simply put, buyers become bigger by combining forces. And size commands a better price. …

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