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Companies spend a fortune to provide health insurance for their employees. In the U.S., 57 percent of all people get their health care through an employer-provided plan. In the past 10 years, employers have seen their costs increase over 63 percent, and costs are forecasted to grow at three times the inflation rate for the foreseeable future. Companies have begun shifting more of these costs to employees. The use of high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) by companies of all sizes just passed the 50 percent mark.