Consumers are stressed out not only about the rising cost of health care but also the often-confusing process of determining how much they will actually owe.
"On average, even folks who are insured through some type of employer plan are ultimately paying about 30% to 33% of their health care costs," said Vincent Tammaro, CFO of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. "I think that is really contributing to a lot of the angst from a patient/consumer standpoint."
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