Fierce Healthcare May 3, 2022
Paige Minemyer

Most employers are putting a focus on managing healthcare costs coming out of the pandemic, a new survey shows.

Analysts at WTW polled 636 employers representing 10 million workers and found that 94% are naming healthcare costs a top priority over the next two years. A close second was enhancing mental health benefits, with 87% calling it a key priority.

Nearly two-thirds of the surveyed employers (64%) said they will be taking steps to address affordability over the next two years. These efforts include enhanced low- or no-cost benefits, named by 41% of the employers, as well as addressing outcomes and care quality, named by 55%.

“Employers are really having to manage a lot...

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