payers alike: UnitedHealthcare plans to expand the number of patients enrolled in value-based plans tenfold over the next five years, for example. This means that health systems will be under more pressure than ever to link patients with the resources they need to stay healthy — both within and outside hospital walls.
And health tech firms that can slide in with easy-to-integrate solutions that help docs seamlessly and cost-effectively address SDOH are likely to be successful in forging tie-ups.Business Insider Intelligence analyzes the healthcare industry and provides in-depth analyst reports, proprietary forecasts, customizable charts, and more.
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