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Delolitte Employer Poll Gives Grades From 500 employers Regearding Healthcare Reform
- 33% would give a grade of an A or B
- 38% say a C is an appropriate letter grade
- 29% believe a D or F would be more appropriate
- 22% of employers say the ACA will reduce costs by the year 2019
- 19% said it will improve quality of care by the year 2019
- 50% of respondents said it will widen access to health insurance.
Source: Deloitte
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Insurance agents feeling left out of Obamacare
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Leading Health Care Executives Opinions of Health Care Reform
According to a study from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of the nation’s leading health care executives say they believe the health care system will be somewhat or significantly better by 2020 than it is today as a result of national health care reform.
Additionally, 93 percent believe that the quality of care provided by their own hospital or health system will improve during that time period.
Overall, the expected average operating cost reduction was 11.7 percent. These savings could be achieved by such strategies as reducing the number of hospitalizations (54 percent), reducing the number of readmissions (49 percent), and reducing the number of emergency room visits (39 percent).
Source: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
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