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New Jersey Health Plans in Crisis | Jersey News
New Jersey’s public worker health plans are in crisis, facing a looming 34% premium hike fueled by nearly $51 million in unpaid bills from towns and school districts. With 35 municipalities and 13 school districts behind on payments—ranging from tiny towns to massive debts like Paterson’s $11 million—the state treasury is scrambling to collect, even from dissolved entities. Officials warn this debt avalanche is accelerating a “death spiral,” threatening the long-term viability of these vital health programs as rate votes loom. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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