SARA ISELINthe president and chief executive officer of the state’s largest health insurer, says rising health care costs could be another reason Massachusetts is at risk of losing its competitive edge. Iselin, who rejoined the Massachusetts non-profit Blue Cross Blue Shield the following January a decade working elsewhere, noticed a change. She said 15 percent of state residents had high-deductible health plans when she left; now, 43 percent do. ON The codecast with John McDonough of Harvard’s TH Chan School of Public Health and Paul Hattis of the Lown Institute,…
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