News|Articles|July 27, 2023

What patients really think about health care

Author(s)Logan Lutton , Todd Shryock

Survey sheds light on how patients are feeling about billing, privacy, and other health care-related issues.

Healthlock, a medical fraud prevention company, conducted a survey that looked at how patients feel about health care, from claims and billing to medical fraud and privacy.

Here are the key findings:

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