2021 全球医疗趋势调查报告 - 韬睿惠悦（英文版）.pdf

1、2021 Global Medical Trends Survey Report 2021 Global Medical Trends Survey Report Table of contents Executive summary and key findings .2 About the survey .3 Global average medical trends by country, 2019 2021 .3 Asia Pacific .4 Europe .8 Latin America .9 Middle East and Africa .10 North America .11

2、 Spotlight on telehealth .12 Whats driving costs .15 Top conditions globally .15 Managing medical trend .16 Impact of the pandemic .19 Global Medical Trends 1 Executive summary The 2021 Global Medical Trends Survey reveals that while the pandemic has had a significant impact on health care utilizati

3、on and overall costs in 2020 due to a sharp decline in nonurgent surgeries and elective care, the resulting decrease in medical trend will be short-lived. Globally projected health care benefit costs will take a sudden drop in 2020 before rebounding to 8.1% in 2021, up from 5.9% this year and 7.2% i

4、n 2019. Average increases across different regions next year will range from 5.8% in Europe to 8.5% in Asia Pacific to 10% in the Middle East and Africa to 13.6% in Latin America. Health care benefit cost increases in the U.S. are expected to remain stable at 7.3% next year, according to other Willi

5、s Towers Watson research. Looking beyond 2021, over two-thirds (67%) of respondents expect medical costs will continue to accelerate over the next three years. Roughly 90% of Middle East and Africa insurers expect higher medical trends over the next three years as do 77% of insurers in Europe. Only

6、40% of Asia Pacific insurers expect a higher medical trend. The pandemic has helped to accelerate the adoption of telehealth with half of insurers globally currently offering telehealth across all plans. Although its still early days and many issues around telehealth need to be resolved, including i