Health Data Rebates

A Voluntary Medical Data Sharing Compensation Program

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Know someone struggling to afford necessary medical care?

You're not alone.

Turns out, 3 in 5 Americans go without needed care because of the cost.

But are we thinking creatively enough about addressing this trend?

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Health Data Rebates. A voluntary program to share medical records with research initiatives in exchange for lower healthcare costs.

Key Aspects Of The Health Data Rebates

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See your rebate amount

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Explore research initiatives. Opt in or out at your convenience

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Review the impact your shared data has on different initiatives

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Subject: Health Data Rebates - A Voluntary Medical Data Sharing Compensation Program

To Be Released ON: March 12, 2027

HHS Launches the Health Care
Rebates Program

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), announces today the launch of the Health Care Rebates program.

This new voluntary program provides you with the opportunity to receive rebates on your health care expenses when you share your medical data with different research initiatives.

"This innovative program empowers citizens to actively contribute to medical research while reducing their healthcare costs. It's a win-win for public health and personal finances," said the HHS Secretary. "Your health data is vital for medical breakthroughs and can now put money back in your pocket."

Learn more about the program online.

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Possible Claims Related TO THE HEALTH DATA REBATES

98% of participants* experience lower healthcare costs, while 18%* report being more willing to seek out medical resources.
* Unverified claim. Welcomes thorough examination.
Accelerates medical breakthroughs*
* Lots of quantitative validation required.

Questions About THE Health Data Rebates

Could this program lead to more Americans getting the healthcare they need? Or accelerate medical breakthroughs? Or perhaps influence the affordability of healthcare?