Brian Klepper

Major advances have the potential to improve health outcomes dramatically, while eliminating a hugely wasteful percentage of current drug spending.

A robust ecosystem of risk-reduction mechanisms can result in far better health outcomes while conservatively reducing total health spending by 25% or more.

The health outcomes improvements and savings associated with only using high-performing physicians should be profound.

North Carolina is close to adopting a "reference-based pricing" plan for state employees that could change healthcare nationally.

Those who buy healthcare at employers and unions are acutely aware that they’re being taken advantage of by every industry sector.

Smart employers are taking steps to help their people make good decisions and become better stewards of their savings and retirement accounts.

A pernicious American healthcare myth holds that costs are out of anyone’s control. Not so. Innovators can restore rationality.

Benefits managers can use their core plan for the basics but then should directly engage with proven high-performance solutions.

The ability to deliver low cost and high quality is rooted in a relentless drive to rethink and execute pragmatic approaches.