Leap's approach to helping employers reduce their healthcare spend touches on so many of these areas from Mercer's 7 benefit strategies for 2024: - Where care is provided matters - employers can drastically reduce their specialty drug spend by helping employees find more convenient, lower cost places to receive their infusion treatments. - Focus on pharmacy - and pay more attention to those drugs that are currently being billed through the medical plan, not just the PBM. Specialty drugs impact less than 5% of the population, but account for over 50% of the pharmacy spend. - Improve health equity by making care more accessible to everyone. - Focus on solutions with a demonstrable and meaningful impact to both cost and employee experience. - Provide more flexibility for employees - like care that comes to them. https://lnkd.in/eYCkSJe8
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Interesting read and its' what most in the industry are expecting. Having stated this, the next 2-3 years will be a very different experience and reality for Employers, Carriers, TPA's, Health Systems, providers and consumers. The following macro market dynamics, outside of high prices, will drive this change. Some of these dynamics are: * Provider shortage and access issues (getting worse) * Consumer out-of-pocket an all-time high * Collections an all-time high for providers * A huge pipeline of specialty drugs being released at top cost * The population becoming older and less-healthy * The adoption of virtual care still relatively low * Health systems closing their doors in rural areas * No real/true pricing transparency being used or enforced * FFS still the majority of spend in healthcare * Still around 25-30% true waste or misuse in healthcare * Navigation to the right providers at the right cost still used by few Most would be worried about this, and for good reason, but I see lots of opportunity for young organizations, or existing ones, to transform their current strategies into real winning strategies. A very exciting time to be a leader in healthcare and working to solve these real problems and opportunities with your teams. I have have the good fortune to meet dedicated healthcare workers, in all areas of the business, that want to work for organizations focused on real change, solid core values and a mission that is remarkable. Again, a great time to make a difference in healthcare from all sides. Ken Goulet John Lufburrow Henry Loubet Cynthia Hundorfean, EMBA https://lnkd.in/eDCuMj8d
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One of Enrichly HR core value pillars is improving #Diversity and #Equity in #benefits, after all #DEI should NOT end at your benefits plan. This article from Cigna Healthcare emphasizes this essential trend. #employers join our next webinar (Register here: https://lnkd.in/ej4JmXdX) to learn more and how you hold the keys to unlocking better, more equitable benefits programs.
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Learn how ICHRA is changing the game in personalized benefits. With over 800,000 employers adopting personalized plans, it's reshaping the healthcare landscape and delivering savings of over 20% for both employers and employees. #BenefitsTrends #PeronalizedBenefits #EmployeeBenefits #BenefitsPlanning https://lnkd.in/exrRu6eC
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Employers expect health benefit costs per employee to rise 5.4% on average next year, according to preliminary findings released last week from consulting firm Mercer’s 2023 national survey of employer-sponsored health plans. Knowing employees will feel this rise in costs as well, more companies should consider the benefits of offering CDH solutions to help offset those costs, and pushing the value during this enrollment cycle!
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These are three simple ways to drive down healthcare costs. Which in all reality seem to echo many of my past posts. 1. Steerage and Incentives Engagement, Education and Empowerment of employees for a better understanding of their healthcare benefits. Knowledge IS power. The more the employee knows and given the tools to learn they will save money for themselves and the company at the same time. 2. Taking Control of Pharmacy Spend Pharmacy spend is becoming a bigger and bigger share of the total claims spend for a company. There are ways to help not only the company save but the employees save on the Pharmacy costs. 3. Focus on Demand Healthcare over utilization is not a thing. Why? Healthcare cost too much. People are putting off services. We need to focus on healthy lifestyles and physical, mental and financial wellbeing. Your benefit consultant should be on top of this for your company. Fun fact: Equinox has been doing this for our clients for years. #equinoxbenefits #riskmanagement #engage #educate #empower #funfact
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