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Embracing Digital Health Solutions in a Struggling Economy
New economic realities are forcing benefits leaders to take a new look at budgets.
With overall inflation increasing at an alarming rate—and medical inflation moving even higher—digital health management is becoming an increasingly important part of most companies' benefits strategies. Employees are looking for ways to cut their costs to make ends meet. Employers also want to cut costs, while ensuring productivity and demonstrating value to retain top talent.
In a down economy, many people avoid health spending that isn't essential. When inflation diminishes take-home pay, people are often less willing to lay out hard-earned cash for prescriptions, lab tests, doctor's appointments, and medical supplies. But ignoring health conditions – especially chronic conditions – can result in higher costs for Employers if they don't have the right digital health solutions to offset the cost.
Re-evaluating digital health solutions can provide opportunities for benefits leaders to cut costs and realize a much better ROI.
Download this guide for an in-depth analysis of three key ways to get the maximum value out of digital health management.
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Multiple Chronic Conditions Need an Integrated Approach
In addition to being expensive, chronic conditions can dramatically interfere with your employees' productivity and quality of life, especially when they multiply.
Fortunately, digital health management solutions can help. Using a combination of data, predictive analytics, and personalized coaching, digital health solutions have been shown to make real behavior change possible and improve long-term health outcomes.
Read the full whitepaper to learn more about integrated digital health solutions. >>