Consumers are critical of the healthcare system, and most don’t trust its top decision-makers
Political polarization in healthcare has significantly contributed to which sources consumers trust
There is a broad consensus around distrust of corporate healthcare entities
More consumers are acting on unsubstantiated medical guidance
Recommendations for healthcare and pharma brands and marketers
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About This Report
Consumer trust in the US healthcare system and its key players has eroded. Brands now face patients who distrust traditional guidance—often due to political polarization—and seek answers from unverified sources. Here’s how brands and marketers can win back patient trust and rebuild deteriorating reputations.
Consumers are critical of the healthcare system, and most don’t trust its top decision-makers
Political polarization in healthcare has significantly contributed to which sources consumers trust
There is a broad consensus around distrust of corporate healthcare entities
More consumers are acting on unsubstantiated medical guidance
Recommendations for healthcare and pharma brands and marketers
Sources
Media Gallery
US consumers are losing faith in most components of the healthcare system, including federal health agencies and their leaders, drugmakers, insurers, and hospitals. As healthcare becomes increasingly politicized and polarized, brands and marketers must develop strategies to rebuild trust and guide patients to reliable information during a time of great uncertainty.
Key Question: Why is consumer trust in US healthcare eroding, and how can brands and marketers restore credibility?
Key Stat: Fewer than one-third of consumers trust the government’s top healthcare leaders and decision-makers as reliable sources of health information.
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