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A Startup That Bears Watching in Primary Care Market
Backed by private investors ranging from former Goldman Sachs’ CFO David Viniar to BlackRock’s Larry Fink, 98point6 is melding a direct primary care subscription model with virtual care approach to give consumers a low-cost way to establish a relationship with a primary care physician.
Why Amazon Has Inside Track to Lead Health Care Disruption
As investors and health care organizations place their bets on companies that will have the greatest impact in disrupting health care, many in the financial community have made it clear who they think will win the battle. More than 600 respondents to a recent poll by CB Insights, a market data and research firm serving venture capitalists, investment bankers and others, chose Amazon as the big tech company that will have the largest sway on health care by nearly a 2-1 margin over Google and Apple. Microsoft finished a distant fourth.
Deconstructing Stigma: A Change in Thought Can Change a Life
AHA Executive Dialogue Series on Behavioral Health Care
Chairman’s File Podcast: Making Health Care More Affordable
Health care affordability is a key issue for consumers, hospitals and health systems. While health care leaders have been tackling the issue head on – redesigning care and implementing operational efficiencies – solving this complex challenge will require us all to think differently and more collaboratively.
Chairman’s File: Rural Hospitals = Community Cornerstones
We must act now – and together – to protect local access to high-quality, affordable care and empower rural hospitals to thrive as cornerstones of their communities for generations to come.
Fulfilling Digital Health's Promise
Digital health startup companies attracted a record $8 billion-plus in investments in 2018, reports Rock Health, a U.S. venture fund dedicated to the sector. That represents a 42 percent increase over 2017. Globally, digital health funding totaled $14.6 billion — 14 times what it was in 2010, according to StartUp Health, a company that invests in what it calls “health transformers.”