Digital healthcare guidance: How the quality of healthcare affects benefits programs

Learn more about what quality in healthcare looks like, and how we can (and should) use this information to make better decisions about our health benefits and care.

Most everyday goods and services provide plenty of information that guides our purchasing decisions. And we know that if one option doesn’t meet our expectations, there are at least a few others to choose from. With so many choices available, it makes sense that we look to quality as a deciding factor. But when it comes to healthcare, we rarely have transparency into how much a given service will actually cost, the quality of the provider or facility, or details on what to expect before, during, and after care.

Download this eBook to understand:

- How healthcare quality is defined
- How quality of care is measured
- The relationship between healthcare quality and cost (for employers and employees)
- How healthcare guidance technology can help your employees choose higher quality care

Katie Cobb

As the Vice President of Marketing at Amino Health, Katie Cobb is responsible for creating and accelerating the company’s marketing strategy and brand reputation. She is focused on driving the company’s vision to empower plan members to make more informed healthcare decisions.

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