If recent trends in health care spending growth continue, Medicare spending could be $2.6 trillion lower than 2008 projections through 2023, representing a 26% savings. Lower projections are due to structural changes in health care delivery that are unprecedented in scale and scope. These include risk-based payments, care coordination, and reduced benefits, which are causing behavioral changes among providers, payers and patients. If structural changes become further entrenched, they could produce long-term reductions in health care cost growth.
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Dobson DaVanzo Structural Changes Drive Health Care Spending Slowdown
1. Structural Changes Drive Health Care
Spending Slowdown
Implications for Medicare Policy and Deficit Reduction
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