Healthcare Business Today: Healthcare Payor Trends to Watch in 2023
Healthcare and employee benefits costs are all increasing with inflation, on top of slower than expected post-pandemic healthcare utilization rates and the expected labor shortage in the healthcare industry—the stress can be felt across the entire healthcare ecosystem.
There are some bright spots though. Ryan Day, President of HST, a Claritev Company, shares with Healthcare Business Today the Healthcare Payor Trends to Watch in 2023.
We will see payors, providers, and consumers collaborating to improve the healthcare experience. Improvements will be seen in the form of technology alignment, consolidation and consumerization, transparent cost and ease of getting care are all possibilities as we look ahead into 2023 and beyond.
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