Do health care costs prevent workers from staying healthy?
Safety+Health Magazine
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A Harris Poll survey of over 2,000 workers found that most want to improve their health but view rising healthcare costs as a major barrier to doing so. The findings suggest that affordability concerns are preventing workers from taking preventive health measures and maintaining overall wellness.
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Chicago — The vast majority of workers want to boost their well-being but see rising health care costs as a significant obstacle, results of a recent survey show. On behalf of the American Heart Association, researchers from the Harris Poll surveyed more than 2,000 adult workers who count on their…
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