Your employees often wait weeks to see a doctor. This leads to them choosing high-cost care and having worse outcomes. Download our infographic to learn how the Physician Gap increases your costs and what you can do about it.
Research confirms that people often wait 26 days or more to see a doctor. While they’re waiting, they’re dealing with worsening symptoms, trying to coordinate their own care, and choosing to visit an ER or urgent care. This leads to higher costs, disappointing experiences, and negative outcomes. Physician-led advocacy closes gaps in access, care coordination, health equity, and data connectivity to deliver better health.
Download the infographic for a quick look at how you can reduce care wait times and ensure your employees have access to integrated, high-quality, whole-person healthcare.
A large part of lost productivity happens when people are at work, but not fully functioning. Yet, if an employee makes an appointment the day their pain begins, it can take 26 days to see a doctor. That may leave them suffering and listless for weeks...
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