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In this brief video, Paul H. Flowers Jr. warns that a smooth, quick health‑plan renewal—where the meeting lasts only a few minutes, hands are shaken, and no one questions the numbers—should be a red flag. He explains that such painless renewals usually mean the employer’s broker and carrier set the price without any negotiation, leaving the company exposed to the steepest health‑cost increases seen in about 15 years. Flowers argues that companies that have managed to keep costs flat did so by forcing the plan to compete line‑by‑line, just like any other contract. He urges employers to adopt the same competitive approach for their health plans and invites viewers to run their numbers on his website, paulflowersjr.com.

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