
The costliest participants to treat are those with chronic and serious, acute conditions that are often preventable. Developing programs aimed at patients with chronic conditions could be the key to getting control of health care costs. Disease management programs seek to alleviate some of this expense by better managing chronic illnesses and improving the overall health care of employees.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Health Benefit Plans, Employee, Cost Control, Utilization Review, Disease Management, Health Expenditures, United States
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Health Benefit Plans, Employee, Cost Control, Utilization Review, Disease Management, Health Expenditures, United States
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