
The National Business Group on Health and Consumer Reports have partnered to provide Business Group Member Companies with a series of compelling reports on critical health issues. The overall goal of this partnership is for large employers to disseminate these reports to employees and dependents so that they:
The Business Group is eager to learn how large employers are using these reports. To share feedback or experiences distributing the reports, please contact us at solutions@businessgrouphealth.org.
Making Healthy Choices
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Promoting Smarter Health Care Decisions with Resources from Consumer Reports®
This Top Solutions provides a variety of ways employers can reach their diverse populations with resources from Consumer Reports.
Consumer Reports resources developed for Choosing Wisely, a project of the ABIM Foundation
Allergies and Asthma
Alzheimer's disease
Cancer
Cardiovascular Disease
Headaches
Heartburn and GERD
Insomnia
Kidney Disease
Lab Tests
Maternal, Child and Infant Health
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Palliative and End of Life Care
Peripheral Artery Disease
Preventive Services
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Sinusitis
Resources that originally appeared in a Consumer Reports magazine or publication:
Better Health Care: Changes to Learn about Now
What Hospitals Don't Want You to Know about C-sections
A doctor's office that's all about you
What to Reject When You're Expecting
The real cost of care: How to save on medical bills, without compromising quality
What doctors wish their patients knew
The business of healing hearts
For more than 75 years, Consumer Reports has been working for a fair, just, and safe marketplace for all consumers and empowering consumers to protect themselves. Fighting for a better health marketplace has been a significant part of that work. To maintain its independence and remain free of any conflicts of interest, Consumer Reports accepts no ads, free samples, or corporate contributions. Its income comes from the sale of its publications and from services, fees, and noncommercial contributions and grants.
National Business Group on Health members and others who would like to discuss cost-effective printing solutions for print dissemination of these reports to members/employees can contact Dominic Lorusso, Associate Director, Consumer Reports Health Partner Development at HealthImpact@cr.consumer.org.