Here are the results from the study:
- 13% of the survey participants disagreed or strongly disagreed with the statement, “We should provide health care benefits to our employees and dependents.”
- 11.5% agreed or strongly agreed with the statement, “Employees should bear the bulk of future health care cost increases.”
- 81% agreed that the most obvious change in the future will be that, “Costs will shift more to employees.”
- 28% of the participants said the federal government should respond to health coverage problems by setting up a universal, taxpayer-funded health care system.
- 31% of the participants said they want to limit the ability of the state and federal government to create benefits mandates.
- 86% of participants want the federal government to mandate quality reporting by hospitals and physicians.
- 78% want the federal government to require doctors and hospitals to publicly disclose prices.
- 76% want insurers to publicly disclose actual discounted prices paid to providers.
Sounds like its about time this country creates a universal health plan for everyone so employers can be unburdened and everyone will be covered.
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