46 million Americans living in rural areas face the same medical challenges as their city-dwelling fellow citizens, but lack access to the proper care, and don’t have the means to pay for it. What can we learn from other countries facing the same problem? https://t.co/eKQArjjTF3
“With the amounts that health plans require patients to pay continuing to grow, provider organizations need a strategy to avoid intensifying pressure on their already thin margins.” -- Colleen Hall, SVP and Revenue Cycle leader at Kodiak Solutions https://t.co/Pj0f3niISv
In 2024, costs for employer health plans are expected to spike over 6%. A jump of that size amounts to one of the biggest increases in a decade. https://t.co/kgpXURvmFv
46% of low-income Americans said they postponed or skipped treatment for health problems because they couldn’t afford to pay for them. @Benefits_PRO
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