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Help Employees Make Smarter Health Choices 


Benefits teams are overwhelmed by questions, claims, and confusion that trace back to a single issue: poor doctor selection. This page shows how HR leaders are tackling this root cause with faster, simpler solutions that guide employees to the right care without adding to HR’s workload. 

The Hidden Challenge HR Leaders Face Every Day 

Employees struggle to choose the right doctor even with strong benefits. Without clear guidance, they default to convenience, ratings, or guesswork. These decisions ripple into higher costs, confusion, and preventable dissatisfaction. 


20%

of cancers
are misdiagnosed¹

30%

of healthcare spending
is wasted²

60%

of spinal surgeries are unnecessary³

40%

of cardiac bypasses are unnecessary⁴

Solve the Root Cause, Not the Symptoms 

This article highlights a single root problem: when employees choose the wrong doctor, everything downstream becomes harder.

SelectDr® helps employees make confident care choices by highlighting top-performing doctors for each condition. 

30%

of prostate removal surgeries are performed by low-volume surgeons ⁵ 

20%

of knee and hip replacements are unnecessary ⁶

70,000

women each year are convinced to remove healthy ovaries ⁷ 

These are the costs of confusion. SelectDr® replaces guesswork with clarity. As outlined in our open enrollment guide, clarity at the start prevents chaos later.

Reduce Noise Across the Benefits Ecosystem

Employees do not need more point solutions. They need direction. When employees choose the right doctor, benefits programs work the way they were designed. 

When employees choose the right doctor: 

  • Claims complexity drops 
  • Escalations to HR decrease 
  • Preventable follow up visits decline 
  • Vendor programs show stronger results 
  • Employees feel more supported and less confused 

Give Employees the Confidence They Want 

Employees want to feel capable and informed. SelectDr® gives them confidence without requiring HR to answer every question or serve as a guide for every care decision. 

Impact for employees: 

Clear direction 

Fewer missteps 

Better use of benefits 

Better long-term outcomes 

Resources for HR Leaders Who Want to Go Deeper 

These two articles show how leading HR teams are improving care decisions and restoring benefits performance. 


Built for Busy HR Teams Who Need Fast Solutions 

People leaders cannot take on another long rollout or complicated system. SelectDr® is simple to introduce and easy to maintain. 

Ready in days

No complex integrations

Easy to explain

Can launch any time

Reduces Q’s

Calmer environment

See how SelectDr® supports your team and your employees


What to Expect

  • A short conversation about your goals 
  • A walkthrough of how SelectDr® works 
  • Real examples of better outcomes 
  • Preview how it fits your current benefits 
  • No commitment required 

Demo Request  

See how SelectDr® supports your team and your employees 


Sources

¹ Twenty percent cancer misdiagnosis statistic  Kaiser Health News  https://kffhealthnews.org/news/doctor-errors-misdiagnosis-more-common-than-known-serious-impact/  ² Thirty percent healthcare waste statistic  Institute of Medicine report via Advisory Board  https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2012/09/07/iom-report  ³ Sixty percent unnecessary spinal surgery statistic  Surgical Neurology International   https://surgicalneurologyint.com/surgicalint-articles/are-recommended-spine-operations-either-unnecessary-or-too-complex-evidence-from-second-opinions/  ⁴ Forty percent unnecessary cardiac bypass statistic  Referenced commonly in Marty Makary’s work; note included in SLDR stat file  ⁵ Thirty percent prostate removal surgeries performed by low volume surgeons  Source noted in SLDR stat file  ⁶ Twenty percent unnecessary knee and hip replacement statistic  JAMA referenced via Drugwatch  https://www.drugwatch.com/news/2018/03/19/jama-unnecessary-joint-replacements-cost-americans-8-3-billion/  ⁷ Seven hundred thousand women removing healthy ovaries annually  Ovary.org  https://www.overy.org/