Let's price tagging healthcare!

While healthcare shopping and increased transparency in pricing are concepts that have gained attention, it is important to note that healthcare is a complex field with unique challenges. Implementing a fully transparent price-tag system visible to all is not without its limitations and considerations.

• Google & friend recommendation: The friend shared an individual's last healthcare experience which might not match the user. Whereas, google shared everything on the web regarding that symptom which totally threatens.

Let's build a fair pricing structure visible at the user's locality that takes care of primary, secondary & tertiary care.

• A Complan for height & immunity: When we have an over-the-counter product that fits all to build height & immunity. So, It's high time to understand the individual complexity based on the medical history, symptoms, needs, etc.

Using AI & blockchain to understand the patient history while providing quality care with better outcomes and empathize with healthcare chatbot replies.

• Solving complex factors: like facility fees, professional fees, medication costs, diagnostics, consumables & more.

Removing middlemen will help to represent a single cost while keeping professionals on the payroll.

• Overcoming Insurance factors: well insured & non-insured will have different pricing to reflect the actual out-of-pocket expenses for patients.

Coming to a single price tag certainly solves the insurance considerations.

• Quality & Accessibility Considerations: emphasizes outcomes, patient experience, and overall satisfaction would be key factors.

An Umberalla collaborating with providers at all levels would be a success.

Achieving a future with transparent healthcare pricing requires a comprehensive approach involving collaboration among stakeholders, including providers, insurers, policymakers, and consumer advocacy groups.

A future healthcare system should strive to provide patients with accessible, understandable, and comprehensive information to make informed decisions about their healthcare.