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Copays: What They Are And Where They Came From
At the most basic level, copays are a cost-sharing measure that insurance companies implement as part of coverage plans. Typically, a copay is a fixed amount...
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Behavior Change: The Path Towards Health Transformation
This resource includes an overview of the science of behavior change and why it’s essential for patients, an explanation of the barriers preventing behavior change, and a new model of primary care that makes it possible again.
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5 Reasons Why Municipalities Should Consider The Vera Advanced Primary Care Model When Planning a Benefit Strategy
To stay competitive in today’s job market, municipalities need to invest in the health of their workforce. Otherwise, they risk losing talent to competing...
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Benefit Strategy Design: Solving an Impossible Task
Consistently rising costs in healthcare make crafting a benefit strategy a yearly challenge for employers. On average, large organizations can expect to spend 15% more on their benefits plan each year. What if employers have been asking the wrong questions? And it is possible to spend less by spending more?