Craig Hasday

Low satisfaction and high costs are driving consumers away from traditional healthcare delivery models in favor of alternatives.

Presidential candidates are unlikely to advocate for any of these changes so it’s up to employers and their advisers to take a run at them.

But don’t expect any of the presidential candidates to advocate these changes. More knowledgeable stakeholders like advisers are going to have to take a run at this.

Price comparison tools available to the public don’t make it easy enough for workers to make informed decisions.

They might, if they had better access to pricing information in the decision-making process, says Frenkel Benefits’ Craig Hasday.

Commentary: Today’s usage of the word healthcare is “care for the sick.” The only way we are going to solve our cost crisis is to change its meaning, says adviser Craig Hasday.

Commentary: There are many new market entrants promising to reshape the health insurance industry, but which are most likely to succeed?

Commentary: Risk adjustment programs were intended to be self-supporting and clearly this has not been the case, says adviser Craig Hasday.

Commentary: Pharma will feel the pain of regulation sooner than they expected, adviser Craig Hasday predicts.

Commentary: There are rampant and seemingly uncontrollable costs of sustaining life in a system which lacks any semblance of common sense.