Mass. falls from top in health care costs

“Our company received information relative to the recent COBRA changes from many sources. Of all of the information that we received, Yozell’s email summarizing the law, forms and compliance was the clearest indication for my action steps. Yozell’s communication took a confusing piece of legislation and made it clear and non-ambiguous.”

Ken Littlefield
Human Resources Manager
Adcole Corporation

Mass. falls from top in health care costs

11/17/2011

Massachusetts families no longer have the most expensive health insurance premiums in the country, according to a report being released by The Commonwealth Fund today. After holding the unenviable top spot in 2008 and 2009, Massachusetts fell to number nine, behind Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Washington, D.C., and four other states.