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You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who wants to delay seeking the medical care they need, but it’s an unfortunate reality for many Americans. Here’s why delayed medical care is such a bad idea.

Hospitals and health systems operate at their best when they have deep connections with local employers. But before they can forge these mutually beneficial relationships with employers, hospital and health system leaders must first examine their local markets — including a close look at key industries and their potential market opportunity.

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of equal access to healthcare. Here are a few things your company can do to create a good benefits package that promotes equity in healthcare.

Financial well-being has been on the decline in the post-pandemic world. Here are a few great ways to bolster your financial wellness programs and help reverse that trend.

Reference-based pricing can help employers attract the right talent, save time and money, and mitigate risk. Reference-based pricing can partially replace — or even bolster — a traditional network health plan. Let’s look at how this approach works and why it’s so valuable.

‘Seasonality’ affects healthcare spending annually, with people waiting until after they’ve met their deductibles to get the care they need. Unfortunately, there are consequences to that behavior. When people delay care due to financial concerns, their health outcomes can be worse.