Managed Healthcare Executive July 5, 2019
Nicholas Hamm

It’s no secret that healthcare costs are rising, becoming a larger and larger part of the U.S. economy. That figure is slated to grow to close to 20% of total GDP in coming years, creating potential pains for patients and payers alike.

“The news that healthcare costs are expected to rise by approximately 5.5% a year hitting $6 trillion by 2027 means that healthcare executives need to be vigilant and strategic as they plan the future of their companies and the markets they compete in,”...

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