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10 Cases of How Competition in Health Care Lower Costs and Raise Quality OutcomesThis lack of competition for patients has a profound effect on the quality and cost of health care. Providers typically do not disclose prices prior to treatment because they do not compete for patients based on price. Payments are usually not made by patients themselves but by third parties — employers, insurance companies or government. But according to Devon M. Herrick, Ph.D., a senior fellow with the National Center for Policy Analysis, in health care markets where providers do compete for patients, not only do prices come down, but outcomes improve. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Health/Benefits | February 27 2013 |
Expect Lawsuit Boon as a Result of ObamacareThere is one sector of the economy that will unquestionably benefit from the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare): Lawyers. According to Crain’s, attorneys are girding for the health care law’s potential to gush a flood of legal suits against employers. ACA is the gift to the plaintiffs bar that keeps on giving. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Health/Benefits , Leadership & Strategy , Talent Management | August 1 2012 |
No Matter How the Court Rules, Healthcare Benefits Will Remain KeyFor those of us who work in businesses that require the best and the brightest individuals in order to do our jobs well, the issue of healthcare benefits looms large. |
Sudhakar Kesavan | Health/Benefits , Talent Management | June 15 2012 |
The Steward System: Capitated CareA state-of-the-art linear accelerator (left) and new imaging technology (right) at the St. Elizabeth Medical Center’s radiation oncology center enable [...] |
Ralph de la Torre | Health/Benefits | March 5 2012 |
Why Wait for Healthcare Reform?Finding the best healthcare plan for your company is no easy feat, but there are ways to tailor a plan to your needs, as well as pitfalls to avoid in navigating the healthcare marketplace. |
Ralph de la Torre | Governance/Compliance , Health/Benefits , Regulatory | March 5 2012 |
Can CEOs Find Relief From Skyrocketing Health Costs?A study of firms in four industries finds that a new type of wellness program that stresses “accountability” and uses financial incentives and individual coaching to improve employee health habits can lead to a sharp reduction in health claims and a boost to employer bottom lines. |
Darrell Moon | Corporate Finance , Health/Benefits , Talent Management , Talent Management | October 24 2011 |
Can Healthcare Be Fixed?Healthcare reform is a hot topic among politicians and business owners and as CEO of Premier, an alliance of more than 2400 hospitals and 70,000 non-acute healthcare sits, Susan DeVore says that healthcare reform will happen one way or another. Here’s what DeVore sees as the future of healthcare. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Interviews , Health/Benefits | July 4 2011 |
Employer Tax Changes Triggered By Health Care ReformProvisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act won’t go into effect until 2014, but all business owners should sort our their employees’ benefits beforehand. There will be a burden on individuals to maintain “minimal essential coverage,” but if employers do not cover certain types of individuals, they will be fined. |
Vishal S. Petigara | Governance/Compliance , Health/Benefits , Talent Management | June 22 2011 |
Employers Take Bold Initiatives to Rein in Healthcare Costs: SurveyA majority feels they should also hold employees more accountable in the struggle to manage costs. |
Fayazuddin A.Shirazi | Health/Benefits | March 31 2011 |
How Healthy is Healthcare Reform?The stakes in Washington’s epic battle to reform healthcare are high. Trillions of dollars, the re election prospects of dozens [...] |
ChiefExecutive.net | Election Center , Health/Benefits , Leadership & Strategy | January 20 2010 |