ANGELA CHANG SAYS the sticker shock never gets easier. Clients call her Southern California health insurance brokerage in disbelief, asking how much their insurance costs will jump again.
A hospital bill would hurt far worse, she tells them. But Chang, chief strategy officer at KCAL Insurance, also knows there’s only so much left in people’s pockets, especially with food and gas prices rising too.
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