How Employers Can Help Manage the Chronic Disease Epidemic

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Chronic disease is an alarming expense for America’s healthcare system, and numbers are on the rise. Something needs to happen to control costs and, ultimately, promote and prolong the healthy lives of millions of Americans. And one of the best places to start the prevention and treatment process is at work.

In this report, you’ll uncover:

  • The role employers can play in helping manage chronic conditions
  • Common barriers to chronic condition management
  • The future of chronic disease—as it relates to cost savings, behavior change and treatment advances
  • And more

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