Andy Neary argues employers can't wait for insurers or government to fix health costs. He points to annual premium increases of 5-10% and challenges listeners to identify one concrete change to their plan strategy, financing, or broker relationships, then email him with it.
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Welcome back to striking out the status quo. Your health plan is just one mindset shift away from greatness. Alright, this week we're going to talk about one word change. Be the change you want to see in this world. That's a famous quote from Gandhi that so many people know and understand. But it's amazing how many people do not follow his advice. Guilty as charged. Now let's talk about how that's impacting your health insurance budget. If you're like most, you're probably not happy with your health insurance budget right now, right? It's been going up 5, 8, 10% for the last five plus years. But where are you making changes? Are you actually making changes? You see, look in the mirror right now and say, where are we changing? Are we making changes in our strategy? Are we making changes in the way we finance our health plan? Are we making changes with our broker? Or are you continuing to do the same thing year after year and just hoping that things will change? Because here's what I'm here to tell you. Change is not going to come from the health insurance companies. Change is not going to come from the health care system and change is absolutely not coming from the government because they're all doing really well with the way things are. Change has to come from you. So here's my challenge to you. When this video's over, I want you to think about one thing. You are gonna change that's gonna alter the direction of your health insurance, both with the quality of health insurance you provide and the cost at which you provide that health insurance to your workforce. So do me a favor, when you get done with the video, shoot me an email. I'm curious to know what you're gonna do to make the changes that are necessary to make sure you are making a positive impact on your health insurance plan. Until next time, bear down, focus on the target and strike out the status quo.
