Our new data study takes a look at the real cost differences between employer and ACA health plans.
- Avg. real cost of ACA health insurance was $2,343 in 2020, $811 higher than the avg. real employer health insurance cost of $1,532
Explore the data: https://t.co/NHZjGHuAln
Younger generations of Americans are being driven into medical debt despite having health insurance.
Our new survey found:
- One in Four Gen Zers and Millennials (23%) with medical debt skipped rent or mortgage payments because of their debt.
Learn more: https://t.co/2Yp8RCLBoh
Our new study shows healthcare inflation seen driving private insured patients’ hospital costs higher than self-pay costs.
Insured inpatients cost hospitals an average of $1,734 more than self-payer inpatients.
Learn more: https://t.co/nCXhHrJT5a
Our new study shows healthcare inflation seen driving private insured patients’ hospital costs higher than self-pay costs.
Insured inpatients cost hospitals an average of $1,734 more than self-payers
Learn more: https://t.co/nCXhHrJT5a
Where can Americans receive the top mental healthcare?
Our team developed a data analysis comparing the 50 states and D.C. across 20 relevant cost, access, and quality measures. #mentalhealth
Explore our interactive report: https://t.co/VJZai3sVYw
39% of Americans think life will return to normal in the coming year, down from 61% in 2021. Explore our 2022 COVID-19 Attitudes survey and see how U.S. adults feel about the return to normalcy.
https://t.co/XrywkEbBt6
7 in 10 2022 ACA enrollees call their plans "affordable."
Check out the fresh findings in a new ACA Open Enrollment Period Snapshot survey.
We polled 1000+ U.S. adults who enrolled in plans for 2022. https://t.co/kkX5jO2BX4
#ACA#obamacare#healthcare
Can you guess which of America’s most populated cities have the best healthcare? @HCInsider_Data rates the best and worst cities when it comes to accessing cost-effective, quality healthcare. https://t.co/Gdna2URC47
RT @EBNbenefitnews: Can you guess which of America’s most populated cities have the best healthcare? @HCInsider_Data rates the best and worst cities when it comes to accessing cost-effective, quality healthcare. https://t.co/b1dwIq4Qil
Half the Country Skipping Medical Services.
Our new HealthCareInsider survey explores the reasons why.
Dental treatments 23%, vision (20%), and preventive medicine (14%) topped the list of skipped services.
https://t.co/LZrp1eFOA9
Data Shows Anxiety/Depression Slammed Seniors aged 80 and up at Pandemic Peak, Large Spike in Meds
@Medicare_Guide analyzed the relationship of anxiety and depressive disorders amongst seniors to the COVID-19 daily case count. #Medicare Full analysis: https://t.co/a93UTwSqUa
Our survey on #Texans found one in four (25%) #Millennials are uninsured. Over 65% worry about medical debt.
Uninsured Texans: 25% women/18% males
30% of Hispanics are uninsured, compared to 22% of Blacks and 15% of whites #Texas#Healthcare#Medicaid
https://t.co/LSd5lBrDCp
Health insurance delivery is rapidly changing. Are you up on the latest trends? Join @Jornaya and our VP of Sales for an exciting discussion about the Pulse of Insurance on 4/21 at 2pm ET. Register now! https://t.co/po8WwIrbn3 #Webinars#HealthInsurance#insurtech
Our own Marianne Liberatore, VP of Sales, will be a featured speaker during the April 21 webinar on the "Pulse of Insurance" hosted by @Jornaya. You don't want to miss this. Register today! https://t.co/po8WwIIMLD #Webinars#HealthInsurance#Sales#Insurtech