HBR Report: The Role of the C-suite in Employee Health Care
How top executives are tackling employee health care differently. Employers spend nearly $1.2 trillion on health care every year, or about the same as the Medi...
Executive Abstract
Employers spend nearly $1.2 trillion on health care every year, or about the same as the Medicare and Medicaid budgets combined. However, the value that companies get from this investment varies widely.
A new Harvard Business Review Analytic Services report looks at the executives who derive the most value from their health care investment - and what they’re doing differently.
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