Leap Orbit published a new CivicScience survey finding that network access ranked first among people likely to switch health plans this year, with out-of-pocket limits second and price third.
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42% of US adults say they may switch health plans this year. When you ask them why, network access beats price. That finding — from a new CivicScience survey covering th…
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Leap Orbit
Turning health data into public good.
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- Software Development
- Location
- Columbia, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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Leap Orbit delivers mission-critical, AI-driven data platforms that enhance public health and empower leaders across the U.S. and Canada to transform healthcare delivery.
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