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UnitedHealth Group CEO says healthcare needs fixing. Start with these 3 problems in claims and patient costs, experts say.

The article from MSN discusses the healthcare industry's challenges as highlighted by UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty, who emphasizes the need for systemic changes to address inefficiencies and rising costs. Experts suggest focusing on three main issues: firstly, the complexity and opacity of claims processing which often leads to errors and delays; secondly, the high administrative burden that contributes to increased costs without improving patient care; and thirdly, the lack of price transparency which affects both patient costs and provider reimbursements. These problems result in a convoluted system where patients face unexpected bills, and providers struggle with payment delays and denials. The article calls for reforms like standardized billing practices, simplification of administrative tasks through technology, and mandatory price transparency to make healthcare more efficient and affordable.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/unitedhealth-group-ceo-says-healthcare-needs-fixing-start-with-these-3-problems-in-claims-and-patient-costs-experts-say/ar-AA1vRa4v ]