Third-party research highlights need for navigation 

Complexities of healthcare system lead to stress and uncertainty

Healthcare is more complex, time-consuming and expensive than ever before. Everyone deserves an expert guide to help them get the best — and most affordable — care possible, but most people don’t have access to one.

According to new data from Arizent and Employee Benefit News (EBN), more than 67% of employees navigate the healthcare system without expert guidance. That leads to inadequate care, along with stress and uncertainty.  

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There’s also a disconnect between how much support employers think they’re providing and how much employees think they’re receiving. Although self-insured employers are twice as likely to dedicate significant time and resources to benefits education, more than 50% of employees feel little to no support with basic tasks like finding a healthcare provider and following through on treatment plans.   

Thankfully, there is a proven solution. The right healthcare navigation partner will provide a single point of contact for clinical, member and provider services, creating a better experience for everyone involved. They advocate for members, ensuring appropriate, cost-effective care is provided, resulting in improved clinical and financial outcomes. 

The right partner also benefits employers by taking on the hard stuff — things like managing point solutions, claims assistance and benefits education — so your HR team can spend time on other priorities. 

Among employers who use navigation, 79% say the biggest reason they do so is to create a better employee experience. 

Quantum Health is the leading provider of navigation and care coordination, serving more than 450 clients and 2.5 million members nationwide. Learn how we can help create a simpler, most cost-effective benefits experience for everyone in your organization.