Spring 2027

Health and Financial Well-being

Explores interrelationships of health, health insurance, the health care system, and financial well-being, focusing on how health care financing affects consumer financial health.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Discuss health insurance as both a consumer financial product that contributes to consumer financial health and a means of payment for health care that affects consumer financial health

  • Explain how financial well-being affects health and the demand for health care

  • Explain how health, health insurance, and health care produce financial health

  • Propose research questions that explore the interrelationships between health, health insurance, the use of health care, and financial health

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Explores the interrelationships of health, health insurance, the health care system, and financial well-being. Provides an in-depth understanding of how the financing and delivery of health care affects consumer financial health, as well as consumer financial health as a central determinant of individual health.

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Topics

  • Health, health insurance, the health care system, and financial well-being
  • Financing and delivery of health care affecting consumer financial health
  • Consumer financial health as a determinant of individual health

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  • Discussing health insurance as a financial product and payment mechanism, explaining the effects of financial well-being on health, and proposing research questions on these interrelationships.

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