11 Dec 3 tips to boost your healthcare literacy with technology
A recent J.D. Power Survey found that more than 60% of privately insured U.S. health plan members did not receive any guidance about COVID-19 from their providers....
A recent J.D. Power Survey found that more than 60% of privately insured U.S. health plan members did not receive any guidance about COVID-19 from their providers....
Most are familiar with the out-of-pocket costs that are associated with healthcare and health benefits. Benefit advisors look for the best possible way for those costs the be lowered and to better suit your life. Now many can look at how to tackle the growing...
With rising healthcare costs, employers are looking for ways to stem the rising costs of healthcare and find ways to better engage employees. Sixty-four percent of employers believe virtual care will play a significant role in healthcare delivery in 2020, according to the National Business...
Does your health insurance plan include coverage outside the state or region where your business is located? Americans took 463.6 million trips for business in 2018, leaving employees unsure of what to do when they get sick or injured while away. Read this post for...
A major challenge is that many HR professionals and finance professionals have conflicting objectives when benefits programs are concerned. Continue reading this blog post to learn more. ...
Are you up-to-date on clinical guidelines? These guidelines are sets of science-based recommendations designed to optimize patient care in areas such as screening and testing, diagnosis and treatment. Read on to learn more. ...
Fifty-one percent of large employers are planning to implement virtual healthcare solutions in 2019. Digital health devices provide personalized feedback to users, helping improve their health. Read this blog post to learn more about the digital health revolution. ...
An estimated 75 percent of patients with Type 2 diabetes regularly test their blood sugar. Blood sugar checks are an important tool in managing diabetes as it can help a patient be more aware of their disease and potentially control it better. Read this blog...
According to an article from EBN, the best way to reduce your healthcare costs is to reduce costs at the source. Employers can do this by helping their employees use healthcare as efficiently as possible. Read this blog post to learn more....
Are you looking for better value when it comes to your healthcare spending? Even though employers are the largest purchasers of healthcare, besides the federal government, they rarely have enough influence in negotiating price. Read on to learn more. ...