Setting Limits

How high-performance, tiered and narrow networks may offer savings.

When it comes to medical benefits, the words high performance, tiered, narrow and restrictive tend to have negative implications. The beliefs that health plans shouldn't dictate where people get care, and bigger is better, are still widely accepted - but that could be changing.

As more and more employers are educated about all of the options available, they are recognizing the positive impact that setting limits on their medical network can bring to their employees, and their bottom line.

What exactly are high-performance, tiered and narrow networks?

While they are not exactly the same, high-performance, tiered and narrow networks all considered "restricted plan designs" that focus on controlling the rising cost of healthcare.

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