Open for Sponsorship: 2026 CEHCS
The 2026 Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey (CEHCS), conducted in partnership with the Employee Benefit Research Institute, explores not only high deductible plans and their impact on the behavior and attitudes of health care consumers, but also the evolving health care delivery system, care coordination and technology, the role of doctors vs. nurses, health technology and wearables, concierge services, and more.
This year’s study will have a special focus on unpaid caregivers.
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Additional Resources
Survey: Overall Satisfaction with Private Health Plans High, But Out-of-Pocket Costs Rub Some High Deductible Plan Enrollees the Wrong Way
Press Release on the 2023 CEHCS
Short Report: Consumer Engagement in Healthcare Survey 2023
Short report of top key findings from the 2023 Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey
Full Video: Consumer Engagement in Healthcare Survey 2022
Video Clip: Decreasing Retirement Contribution
Video Clip: Time Spent Deciding on Plans
Video Clip: Lack of Enrollment Support
Video Clip: Unsure About Preventative Care Coverage
18th Annual Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey Finds Despite Choices, Enrollees Not Spending Time on Health Plan Decisions
Press Release on the 2022 CEHCS
2022 CEHCS Short Report
Survey Finds Interest in Telemedicine Surging, Growth in High-Deductible Health Plans Stalls After Reaching Record High Last Year
Press Release on the 2021 CEHCS
2021 CEHCS Short Report
Short report of top key findings from the 2021 Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey
More than 1/3 of Adult Americans Are Unwilling or Unsure about Taking a COVID-19 Vaccine
Sixteenth Annual Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey (CEHCS) Highlights Views on COVID-19 Vaccinations & Behavioral Differences Between HDHP Enrollees & Traditional Plan Enrollees
2020 CEHCS Short Report
Short report of top key findings from the 2020 Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey
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