Core Strategy: Reduce Healthcare Costs and Improve Employee Productivity.

4Healing is a Corporate/Individual Benefits Program which, in addition to your normal health coverage, helps self-insured companies, individuals, and third party payers to help their employees/customers find optimal treatments based on science. Results in Denver have proven to substantially reduce healthcare costs, reduce absenteeism, and improve outcomes for 4Healing members.

Better Outcomes, Far Less Money

Rigorous outcomes tracking over a full year have demonstrated that for every $100,000 spent through 4Healing, payers save at least $1 million. 4Healing is only interested in successful outcomes for patients. We are not aligned with any modality or special interest group. We have no bias toward one methodology over another. We are only interested in tracking what works and getting that information to the people who need it. 4Healing helps its members achieve successful health outcomes by utilizing the science of medicine rather than the business of medicine .

Outsourcing the Healthcare “Henhouse” to the “Foxes”

Companies outsource perhaps their largest, most uncontrollable expense (employee healthcare) to insurance carriers acting as Third Party Administrators (TPA). These companies impose outdated restrictions which ignore the science of medicine. These practices and restrictions actually impede patient health progress and significantly drive up costs (see short video). Critically, insurers disallow far less expensive, scientifically validated therapies that have better outcomes in favor of expensive, often ineffective procedures which worsen patient lives and cost employers.

The “Discount” Fallacy

Fiscal intermediaries negotiate with physician groups to discount their fees from 40% to 60% off of “usual and customary fees” (U&C) to customers. Employers are led to believe that they will save money from the discounts. However, it is the fiscal intermediary’s rules for practitioner payment that drive up costs and prevent successful outcomes. Current government and fiscal intermediary payment rules thwart success and prevent successful outcomes.