Employers hope to contract with health care providers who can deliver quality services at a reasonable cost because they provide which of the following to their employees?

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Employers provide health care benefits to their employees to ensure access to quality health care. To keep costs reasonable, employers seek to contract with providers who can offer cost-effective, high-quality care. Wage, Medicare, workers' compensation, and bonuses are separate from health care benefits as they do not directly relate to health care provision.

Employers Hope to Contract with Health Care Providers Who Can