Consumer Driven Health Care

Those considering the best way to incentivize care should think critically about the structure of any programs and the types of incentives they provide.

A recent study found that spending on low-value services decreased by $6.40 per person on outpatient care and $5.70 for imaging services.

Just as clothes, food and home supplies can cost more depending on where you buy them, drugs can also vary wildly in price.

As more employers buy into virtual health solutions, they're also more closely scrutinizing their options

EBRI's annual Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey shows just how much has changed since the pandemic started.

Recent research has found a 400% increase in virtual visits to physicians and other providers since the pandemic began early in 2020.