The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was voted into law over seven years ago, but the shakeup it caused in the health care industry still hasn’t quite settled. And where it has, it’s settled in some unexpected ways.
One is the shift in the benefits broker’s role from salesperson to consultant, as health plans became a necessity rather than a consideration.
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