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Utah healthcare spending grew faster than incomes, new study finds - Utah Policy

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With support from payers across Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial markets, the One Utah Health Collaborative (the Collaborative) today released the first-ever statewide study on healthcare spending trends in Utah. The report, analyzing data from 2021 to 2023 from ten major insurers, reveals a widening gap between healthcare spending and income growth. According to the findings, per capita healthcare spending in Utah rose 6.6 percent from 2022 t…

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Utah healthcare spending grew faster than incomes, new study finds - Utah Policy

With support from payers across Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial markets, the One Utah Health Collaborative (the Collaborative) today released the first-ever statewide study on healthcare spending trends in Utah. The report, analyzing data from 2021 to 2023 from ten major insurers, reveals a widening gap between healthcare spending and income growth. According to the findings, per capita healthcare spending in Utah rose 6.6 percent from 2022 t…

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