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Impact of Two Employer-Sponsored Population Health Management Programs on Medical Care Cost and Utilization (PDF)
The American Journal of Managed Care Link to more items from this source
Mar. 9, 2009
8 pages. Excerpt: Conclusions: Our results suggest that the programs did not reduce medical cost in their first year, despite a beneficial effect on hospital admissions. If we had been able to include program fees, it is likely that the overall cost would have increased significantly. Although this study had important limitations, the results suggest that a belief that these programs will save money may be too optimistic and better evaluation is needed.

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