In a climate of increasing inflation risk and waning COVID concerns, many Americans are finding themselves spending more time worrying about their financial health over their physical health.
New research conducted by OnePoll for MDLIVE, an Evernorth company and leading provider of virtual care services in the U.S., reveals that 72% of Americans are somewhat or very concerned about the health of their finances, while only 59% feel the same way about their personal health.
While it goes without saying that the healthier the workforce the more productive they are – not to mention the lower the healthcare costs for an employer – it is important to understand why Americans are putting off their health care and what employers can do to reverse this trend.
