Sentences with phrase «reduce health care costs lead»
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Workplace wellness programs can lower health care costs in workers with chronic diseases, but components of the programs that encourage workers to adopt healthier lifestyles may not reduce health costs or lead to lower net savings, according to a new RAND Corporation study.
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An estimated 800,000 Americans live with an ostomy, with up to 80 percent experiencing high rates of peristomal skin complications (PSCs)-- skin inflammation, injury, or damage occurring around the ostomy — that can lead to pain, reduce life satisfaction, and increase health care costs.
To provide integrated post-acute health care, accountable care, services and technology that reduce rehospitalizations, generate quality clinical outcomes and customer service, navigate patients cost - effectively through post-acute care, and reduce costly outliers for providers, while developing industry - leading programs and capabilities and growing relationships with strategic partners.
Bringing together more than 100 leaders in health care, the environment, nonprofits, government and business, Jarvis will lead discussions on how the NPS can most effectively help drive health and wellness initiatives in America's local, state and national parks, and how parks can promote healthier lifestyles leading to reduced health care costs.
It is a large - scale evaluation designed to investigate the features of local programs and of home visitation that lead to improved birth outcomes and reduced health care costs for expectant families enrolled in Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (health care costs for expectant families enrolled in Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
At the same time, seniors are looking for relief from high out - of - pocket health care costs, leading to significant growth in managed care organizations (MCOs), which often cover benefits not available under traditional Medicare and reduce overall out - of - pocket costs for enrollees.