Indiana’s healthcare strain—and the care model that’s up to the challenge

The shift from managing healthcare costs to improving workforce health is already underway

Across Indiana, organizations are under pressure to deliver benefits that truly support the health of their people. But rising costs, growing complexity, and workforce needs are pushing the limits of what traditional models can offer.

This eBook explores what’s changing—and how a new approach is helping employers close the gap.

 

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Everything about Marathon is way better than any PCP or provider I have ever been to. Cost, time of wait, level of service, and willingness to listen to me and my concerns. Just everything, I cannot say enough positive things!
— Marathon Health patient in Indiana

What’s driving the shift in Indiana

Escalating complexity

14.3% of Hoosiers live with multiple chronic conditions, from obesity (38.4%) to high blood pressure (37.6%), adding to an already overburdened care system.

Ballooning healthcare costs

32% of Hoosiers have avoided a recommended procedure or test due to cost and 83% worry about future expenses as medical costs climb faster than in many other states.

Rising barriers to care

67 of 92 counties are now designated Primary Care Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs)—leaving many residents without timely support.