Direct primary care (DPC) has been promoted as a way for consumers to save money on primary care services, since there are usually no co-pays or deductibles. By not accepting insurance payments, DPC providers avoid the overhead and complexity of dealing with insurers.
Onsite clinics are a growing trend for American employers. Today, 50 percent of employers with over 5,000 employees have onsite or near-site clinics, according to the National Association of Worksite Health Clinics. It’s predicted that in the next two years, this percentage will grow to two out of three.
Want to drop the total cost of care in your self-funded health benefit plan? One way to make a dramatic shift in both how much you’re paying and what you’re paying for is by implementing high-value primary care. The Alliance developed this infographic to help you quickly see the difference it can make.
High-value care can help you pursue better outcomes for employees while reducing the total cost of care. So how do you tell if primary care is high value?
