At a time when cancer incidence rates are rising, 72% of benefits leaders say that primary care providers and health plans are not meeting the cancer screening needs for their populations. In addition, 90% of benefits leaders surveyed said insurance coverage alone does not adequality provide key health care benefits to employees.
The findings are part of a new report by Color Health, which has partnered with the American Cancer Society (ACS) in providing cancer prevention and screening programs for employees across the country. In the new report, entitled "2024 Employer Insights Report: The State of Cancer," Color Health explored employer perspectives on cancer and the economic burden it puts on employers and employees alike.
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