Healthcare DIVE September 13, 2019
Ron Shinkman

Dive Brief:

  • The United States is not the only nation whose healthcare systems are under considerable price and inflation pressures, a new global medical trend rate report from Aon concludes.
  • The gross global medical trend price increase will average 8% in 2020 (including general inflation), up from 7.8% this year, researchers found. General inflation will be be 3.1% next year, up from 2.9% this year.
  • As a result, many nations are seeing their health coverage subjected to more flexible benefits and wellness initiatives in order to better control costs.
Dive Insight:

The U.S. still has by far the most expensive healthcare system in the world, but it’s far...

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