Healthways - Success - Science-Based Outcomes - Health Care Use and Costs Associated with Use of Health Club Membership Benefit in Older Adults with Diabetes

Science-Based Outcomes

Health Care Use and Costs Associated with Use of Health Club Membership Benefit in Older Adults with Diabetes

Date: 5/31/2008

Category: Medical Costs, Health Conditions, Senior Populations, Peer Reviewed

Author: Huong Q. Nguyen, PHD, Matthew L. Maciejewski, PHD,Sue Gao, PHD, Elizabeth Lin, MD, MPH, Barbara Williams, PHD and James P. LoGerfo, MD, MPH

Health Care Use and Costs Associated with Use of Health Club Membership Benefit in Older Adults with Diabetes Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine whether elective use of a health plan–sponsored health club membership had an impact on health care use and costs among older adults with diabetes.

View Full Article

The Science of Well-Being

The Well Being Assessment for Productivity

Potential Medicare Savings through Prevention and Risk Reduction

The Impact of Postdischarge Telephonic Follow-Up on Hospital Readmissions

The Impact of a Proactive Chronic Care Management Program on Hospital Admission Rates in a German Health Insurance Society

Health care expenditures for people with diabetes mellitus, 1992

Science-Based Outcomes

Health Care Use and Costs Associated with Use of Health Club Membership Benefit in Older Adults with Diabetes

View Full Article

Related