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In this brief promotional video, Paul H. Flowers Jr. warns CEOs that 2026 health insurance renewals are poised to be the steepest increase in roughly 15 years, despite the coverage remaining unchanged. He explains that fully insured plans conceal carrier margins, administrative loads, and the loss of a healthy year, allowing insurers to retain the spread while the employer sees only higher premiums. In contrast, self‑funded plans give employers full claim visibility, allow them to cap bad years with stop‑loss protection, and enable them to retain any savings. Flowers urges CEOs—regardless of company size—to question their current arrangements and run their own numbers using his website, paulflowersjr.com.

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