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Value-Based Health Care Needs All Stakeholders at the Table – Especially the Patient

Health Populi

Their research mines data from the Medicare Part D drug benefit program to identify several facts about consumer-facing drug costs, behavior change in consumption/use, and resulting patient mortality: An increase of one-third in a patient’s out-of-pocket price — about $10.40

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Will Consumers Cross the Cost-and-Trust Chasm Between Prescription Drugs and Hospitals?

Health Populi

Taken together, these two data points demonstrate the potent political import of prescription drug prices as the U.S. Hospital costs contribute to rising medical costs to 49% of health consumers. People in the U.S. approaches the 2020 Presidential election. The Physicians Foundation surveyed 2,001 U.S.

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Consumers Consider Cost When They Think About Medical Innovation

Health Populi

.” In the sample, two-thirds of respondents had seen a health care provider for an illness or medical condition in the past 12 months, so two-thirds of the survey sample have faced a medical encounter yielding some kind of medical bill in the past year. The second chart shows the roughly 50/50 split of U.S.

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Two-Thirds of Americans Say Healthcare Doesn’t Work Well, in RealClear Politics Poll

Health Populi

This poll from RealClear Politics , conducted in late April/early May 2019, makes my point that the patient is the consumer and, facing deductibles and more financial exposure to footing the medical bill, the payor. Only 4% of people say American health care is “working well.”