Survey: Coverage of 20-somethings looms as biggest health reform cost

摘要

A large majority of employers responding to a new survey think coverage of adult children will create the lion's share of additional cost under federal health care reform.rnThe survey was done by the International Federation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP), which contacted 1,000 employers.rnA separate survey, by Hewitt Associates, suggests that health plan cost hikes from the "cover through age 26" mandate will be modest.