…by Gallup and healthcare advocacy group West Health, asked respondents how they would grade aspects of the U.S. healthcare system. Affordability received the lowest scores — 41 percent of respondents…
…able to afford it,” the Gallup report said. “This results in Americans continuing to make difficult tradeoffs when deciding to seek needed healthcare.” The poll results accompany Gallup and West Health’s “Healthcare in…
…lower healthcare prices.” Report Card on Healthcare Equity, Access and Quality of Care Two-thirds of Black Americans (66%) and a similar percentage of Asian Americans (64%) gave a D or…
…needed care and their concerns about the future of healthcare costs. Americans Agree That Healthcare Affordability Doesn’t Make the Grade Assessments of healthcare affordability in America are consistently low, regardless…
…reports that U.S. health insurers are expected to boost prices 6% to 12% next year. Fierce Healthcare: Gallup Poll: 75% Of Americans Grade Healthcare Costs As D Or F Three-quarters…
…cost. Black and Hispanic adults ages 50 to 64 appeared most likely to consider cost important when following healthcare recommendations. “Our healthcare system, as we see it today, is an…
The National Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Virtual Conference trains and educates healthcare professionals across Advocate Aurora Health, as well as multiple other health systems across the country and beyond….
…on reducing healthcare costs. “The high cost of healthcare has become a major public health threat – one borne out of cost rather than illness,” he adds. Although prescription discount…
…Medicare will be empowered to negotiate lower prescription drug prices directly with drug companies thanks to the enactment of the landmark Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. Other major healthcare provisions…