It can take 26 days or more to see a doctor. In that time, you could sail from Tokyo to New York City, bike to Indianapolis, and still have to wait three days for your appointment. Learn how Accolade can reduce the wait and improve healthcare outcomes.
When you’re forced to wait nearly four weeks to see a doctor, you're more likely to opt for the ER. This results in higher cost care. If you choose not to visit the ER, there’s a chance you’ll avoid care altogether, which can lead to worsening conditions. Research shows that medical care delays for people with underlying, preventable, and treatable conditions can result in increased morbidity and mortality risks.
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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...
View nowStudies show that people often wait 26 days or more to see a doctor. That means your employees may suffer for weeks while sick or in pain. How do such long healthcare wait times affect your organization, and what can you do about it?...
View nowHaving to wait nearly a month to see a doctor is frustrating. Not only do you feel unwell, but your illness may also be forcing you to miss once-in-a-lifetime events. Accolade can reduce healthcare wait times and help people get back to living...
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