Insurance cutbacks on costly GLP-1 coverage are good for small businesses
Jon B. Hurst is president and CEO of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts.. Small businesses are closing their doors in alarming numbers in Massachusetts due to the costs of doing business, and skyrocketing health insurance premiums top the list of those operating costs. So it was welcome news in April when Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts…
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