41% of healthcare spending attributed to 12% of Americans, study finds

(By Ayla Ellison for Becker’s Hospital Review)

U.S. adults with five or more chronic conditions spend 14 times more on health services on average than those with no chronic conditions, according to a new RAND Health report prepared for the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease. Continue reading article here…

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