After reading this lesson, you will see why health care costs are rising and how the Affordable Care Act has affected this rise in prices. You'll also learn some ways you can help lower your medical costs. Trends It's a sad truth, but health care costs have risen so high and so quic...
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The wide range of trends we’ve discussed shows just how complex the role of marketing leader has become. Modern healthcare marketing covers the whole sales funnel from top to bottom and beyond, encompassing everything from patient scheduling to ROI validation. CMOs are expected to collaborate clo...
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The trend: Despite cost pressures, many consumers are willing to invest in their health—and they’re eschewing health insurance to pay for a range of medical products and services. Editor’s note: This article is part of our Health Trends to Watch in 2025 report. Read the report in full...
What are healthcare consumers’ biggest pain points? Given the complexities of the healthcare and life sciences industries, one thing is (unsurprisingly) clear: The majority of healthcare consumers find difficulty in navigating it all. Over half of consumers don’t know how to access a comprehens...
Double Trouble: High-Deductible Plans Raise Maternity Care Costs Across 2 Calendar Years More News The Future of Pharmacy: Trends, Threats, Transformations Cameron Santoro January 10th 2025 The pharmaceutical landscape enters 2025 with a mix of challenges and opportunities, with the potential to shape...
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It is concluded that Dutch healthcare costs will increase in the next decades by an annual rate of 2.4%. This projected cost increase consists of increasing healthcare use due to demographic change (0.9-1.0%), developments in epidemiology and technology (1.1-1.2%) and of price and wage ...
Health care spending per privately insured person increased 7.4 percent in 2003. While lower than the 2002 increase, it still outpaced growth in the overall economy by a margin that exceeds the historical average. The trend for drug spending decelerated the most. Meanwhile, hospital spending grew...