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Health Economy Stakeholders Who Focus on Value Optimization Will Establish aCompetitive Advantage
Although healthcare spending increased by more than 50% in the past decade, from $2.8T in 2012 to $4.5T in 2022, health outcomes have remained stagnant or declined. What is the return on society's massive investment in the U.S. health economy?
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The Return to “Normal” Primary Care Utilization Among Females Ages 20-49 Varies by Market
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Increase in Primary Care Volume for Females Ages 20-49 Attributed to Preventive Screenings and COVID-19-Related Encounters
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How Soon Will Too Much Telehealth Supply and Too Little Demand Reach a Low-Yield Equilibrium?
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Telehealth for Behavioral Health Is a Substitute From Both a Clinical and Financial Perspective
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Telehealth’s Total Addressable Market is Smaller Than Advertised and Continues to Decline
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A Closer Look – Trends Shaping the Health Economy: Telehealth
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EXCLUSIVE // 2022 Telehealth Trends Report
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One Patient Cohort Is Utilizing More Primary Care Post-Pandemic
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Following a Decline in 2020, Juvenile Sports Injuries Have Quickly Returned in 2021
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