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Healthureum
Evolution is natural, progressive and necessary for the development and enhancement of any human, industry, business or technology. So why are we so slow to adapt? The above statement applies to almost all industries; however, we are going to focus more specifically on the healthcare industry. According to Deloitte’s Global Outlook for 2017, health care spending increases shall range between 2.4% and 7.5% between 2015 to 2020. Primarily, this is due to ‘infrastructure issues, making it increasingly difficult for public health care systems to sustain current levels of service and affordability’. This really is no surprise, particularly when we consider ‘the affordability’ aspect. Healthcare is possibly the single biggest expense families experience in terms of health insurance, ongoing treatments, emergency cases and experimental programs. Hence, when families and patients do invest in their healthcare, at least they should feel confident in their decision. This is not always the case. The level of disparity witnessed across healthcare services and providers is the stem cause of this. With variations in care quality, access to specialist practitioners, and requirements for treatment programs, naturally this causes doubt and concern among patients who are just desperate to recover and willing to pay anything they can afford. Desperation should not be taken advantage of, by healthcare institutions, specialists or insurance providers. In an effort to overcome this major weakness in the industry, we must consider new alternatives to aid the way we make our healthcare decisions.