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New research shows heart disease continues to drive rising costs and avoidable utilization across Commercial, Medicare, and Medicaid plans — yet action still lags.
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Key Findings
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What health plan leaders told us

#1
Heart disease ranks as the top driver of medical cost, ahead of cancer and diabetes
95%
say addressing heart health is important
ONLY
29%
plan to prioritize heart disease programs this year
Heart disease is widely recognized as a crisis — but under-prioritized.
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The cost of inaction is growing.

Heart disease and its risk factors drive:
Preventable hospitalizations and readmissions
Rising medical and pharmacy spend
Declining quality performance and avoidable revenue loss
Widening inequities across vulnerable populations
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When heart health is managed reactively instead of proactively, costs escalate — and outcomes suffer.

Medication management is one of the most effective ways to reduce heart disease risk.

Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
3 in 4 adults treated for high blood pressure are not on the right medication or dose
Infographic showing 56% of adults have high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol
44% of people with high blood pressure don’t take medications as prescribed
Infographic showing $142B is the annual cost of
heart disease

Poor adherence leads to $3,900 per person, per year in avoidable costs for employers and taxpayers alike
Better medication management prevents events before they happen.
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