Beth Fitzgerald
On Wednesday, the State Health Benefits Commission will meet to consider a new set of health plans for government workers, who over the next four years will pay an increasing share of their health coverage premiums. The choices include plans with significantly lower premiums, but higher deductibles that require workers to pay more of their own medical bills.
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