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In this brief promotional video, Paul H. Flowers Jr. argues that health‑insurance carriers have a financial incentive to see claim costs rise, because their revenue grows with higher spend. Consequently, they are not motivated to help employers reduce expenses. Flowers explains that the largest U.S. employers have avoided this conflict by self‑funding their health plans, which lets them pay claims directly, access their own claims data, and retain any dollars saved. He emphasizes that the issue isn’t the math of self‑funding—it’s whether anyone at the decision‑making table is financially rewarded to present that option. The video ends with a call to action to “run your numbers” on his website, paulflowersjr.com.

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