Frost & Sullivan Finds Early Intervention Technologies Core Components in Health Care Delivery

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (Dec. 19, 2013)—The major driver for early intervention technologies in the U.S. is a combination of legislative cost controls, emerging consumer demand for self-management and lower costs for technology delivery. General wellness technologies allow employers to enhance loyalty and engagement through affordable, non-cash incentives, as they place emphasis on proactive self-care and migrate to a mix of basic covered care and defined contribution structures that mimic company retirement plans.