Costs of Care is committed to driving a paradigm shift in medical decision-making towards cost-awareness. We are currently developing educational materials to help providers learn how to integrate population-based cost-effectiveness information into their practice with individual patients.
Medical bills are now the number one cause of personal bankruptcy in the United States (2005 Harvard study).
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On 2/25/2010, Costs of Care will be featured at a New Prosperity Initiative forum on health care organizations working to end poverty and build prosperity. You can register for the event here.