Posts Tagged ‘Reference-Based Pricing’
Embracing Transparency and Fiscal Responsibility: The Quest for Medicare-inspired Pricing Strategy
Major business organizations tend to use a self-funded, Medicare-based insurance plan. If you ask them what factors propelled them to transition out of their insurance plan, you’ll get to know they turned to what is known as “reference-based pricing” after seeing double-digit rate increases with each renewal of their carrier’s plan. This scenario is frustrating…
Read MoreHow Reference-Based Pricing Impacts Healthcare Expenses: 6 Questions to Answer
Healthcare costs continue to rise as organizations strive to provide quality care to their employees while managing rising costs. Reference-based pricing (RBP) has received significant attention in recent years. With RBP, employers can regain control over their healthcare spending by challenging the traditional reimbursement model. To assess the potential impact of this pricing model on…
Read MoreHow Can Employers Cut Health Plan Costs with Reference-Based Pricing?
Capping health plan expenses is gaining attention. Employers and advisers alike have been buzzing about Medicare reference-based pricing (RBP), which is a relatively new solution for controlling health plan expenses set outside traditional insurance carriers. With Medicare reference-based pricing, employers can get in on the savings too, enabling them to control the costs of medical…
Read MoreReference Based Pricing Explained: Let’s Take a Look Around
With the continuous rise of healthcare costs, employers are searching for new ways to reduce those costs, without compromising healthcare quality for their employees. It drives them to explore and adopt viable strategies to mitigate the impact. One of those strategies, which is not so new but gaining in popularity as a cost containment strategy…
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