Fierce Healthcare December 27, 2021
Donna O'Shea

Every year, scores of Americans make New Year’s resolutions, especially to improve their health and wealth. In fact, 55% of Americans plan to make health-related New Year’s resolutions this year, while 53% have vowed to improve their financial well-being, according to a recent UnitedHealthcare survey.

What are the most common resolutions for 2022? Among people making health resolutions, the survey found that 26% hope to lose weight, 24% are planning to exercise more and 21% intend to eat a healthier diet.

When it comes to financial health, the most common resolutions include saving more money (26%), increasing income (25%) and paying off debt (19%).

Achieving any of these goals will likely require willpower and dedication, but additional support from...

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