• January 3, 2022• News

Op-Ed: Small-business health care: a win for owners, employees and the bottom line

To encourage more small businesses to provide health care to their employees, we will propose that the state commit $45 million of federal funds received by the State to help small businesses pay for health insurance for workers through Maryland Health Connection.

Baltimore Sun
Jan. 3, 2022
By Katie Fry Hester, Robbyn Lewis and Brooke Lierman

EXCERPT:

“To encourage more small businesses to provide health care to their employees, we will propose that the state commit $45 million of federal funds received by the State to help small businesses pay for health insurance for workers through Maryland Health Connection. Our legislation will also commit $3 million to help educate small businesses about the new state subsidies. We have learned that such outreach efforts are absolutely vital to make sure small-business owners know about these kinds of programs.”

Read the full article: https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-ed/bs-ed-op-0103-reinsurance-program-20220103-6jjsve5ks5bszf2fvcemxr7fjm-story.html

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