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In this 40‑second explainer, Paul H. Flowers Jr. addresses CFOs and HR directors, revealing that traditional fully‑insured employer health plans require companies to pay every claim plus an additional margin that funds a third‑party risk pool. He contrasts this with self‑funded plans, where the employer directly pays its own claims and purchases stop‑loss insurance to protect against unusually large expenses. Flowers asserts that companies switching to self‑funded arrangements typically achieve 20‑40% cost savings while maintaining comparable or better coverage. He attributes the lack of awareness to middlemen who profit from the status quo and invites viewers to follow him for more insight.

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