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Medical expenses can be a huge bill for some patients and may discourage them from seeking medication. Even so, health care providers are at the forefront of ensuring you get quality services even if it costs more than patients can afford. Since health care is a basic need, patients adopt nontraditional payment methods and apply […]

Expansion of Telemedicine Access During COVID-19 and Future Policy Changes Before the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, telemedicine was limited to provider restrictions and geographic locations. However, in efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus, authorities and telemedicine providers expanded and even encouraged telemedicine access across the country. Medical service providers, private insurers, physicians, and […]

An alarming 52.9 million adults lived with mental illness in 2020 according to the National Institute of Mental Health. These illnesses vary in severity and can go unnoticed in many. Of the 52.9 million adults, only 24.3 million (46.2%) received mental health treatment. For employers, the growing concern and information around mental health is an […]