Investment in Behavioral Health Isn’t Matching Interest from Consumers

The importance of mental health to one’s overall health continues to be affirmed by the rising demand for services. However, as Behavioral Health Business reports, there remains a disconnect between investment in behavioral health and a consumer’s interest in it, according to a newly released report.

The findings were part of an overall survey conducted by Evernoth – which is a division of health insurer Cigna – and polling company Ipsos that looked at ways to drive change within health care. More than 3,000 consumers with employer-sponsored health insurance were surveyed, along with 575 human resources decision-makers (HRDMs) and 58 health plan leaders (HPLs).

Overall, 52% of consumers believe that promoting work-life balance should be the primary support benefit from their employers, which was tops among all requested support options of the group. Conversely, only 25% of HRDMs say that their organizations provided it. Read more.

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